Roisin Murphy Now a pop star with a huge following, Murphy was once the voice behind Moloko, whose upbeat hits ‘Sing it back’ and ‘The Time is Now’ lit up dancefloors in the late 90s and ...

Has Róisín Murphy been cancelled already? Two of Moloko frontwoman's gigs are axed in London as record label refuses to promote new album and hands proceeds to trans lobby amid row over her post ...

Moloko frontwoman Róisín Murphy refutes claims her record label will donate proceeds of her album to trans charities amid row over her post about puberty blockers ...

Moloko frontwoman Róisín Murphy's fans fight back against trans lobby attacks that saw two gigs axed and her record label 'stop promotion' The Irish singer, 50, is set to release her new album ...

Exclusive: The Moloko icon and solo star is the latest in the hot seat for our She's Got Attitude fabulousness quiz The post Róisín Murphy on solo stardom and the genesis of Moloko: ‘I still have the ...

First with Moloko, the trip-hop duo she formed with Mark Brydon in the Nineties, then her five solo albums of squelchy, glamorous dance music and alt-electronic pop.

Roisin Murphy is drinking pink champagne and smoking an electronic cigarette as we meet to discuss her long overdue return to pop's cutting edge. ... That happened in Moloko.

Roisin Murphy: Dressed to kill Moloko's singer Roisin Murphy - almost as famous for her clothes as her music - is back as a solo artist. Fiona Sturges. Friday 17 June 2005 00:00 BST.

Although Lady Gaga already constructed herself a throne, Róisín Murphy is this adolescent century’s true art-pop queen. Since her early days as half of the trip-hop-ish duo Moloko, Murphy has parlayed ...

Róisín Murphy is back. The beloved singer and producer started off as one-half of the 90s pop duo Moloko, and she’s preparing to release her new album Hit Parade, made in collaboration with DJ ...

Long before Lady Gaga stuck a disco ball on her head or brought “Dynasty”-esque shoulder pads back into style, you can rest assured that Roisin Murphy did it first. The Irish singer-songwriter ...

It’s been the turn of Irish singer Murphy to climb into the barrel and declare it open season for all the sharpshooters out there.