Brighton is to London as Brooklyn is to Manhattan, with all of the metropolis benefits, combined with a tight-knit youthful artist community. 

B-sides have become the ignored stepchildren of the music industry since albums are rarely purchased these days.

Personal opinions and the ability to decipher what offends the individual is a simple solution to censorship according to The Kooks.

Between the beauty of Paris and the phenomenal production value, The Kooks are ecstatic about the video for ‘Ooh La.’

Apparently America is not the only country suffering an extensive battle for the rights of same-sex couples.

Hugh steps out from under his ‘Umbrella’ to salute Rihanna.

Although The Kooks enjoy creating music videos, they are not thrilled with MTV as the premiere platform. 

MTV has morphed from cultural brilliance to just plain no frills television according to The Kooks.

Clips that expose fans to the band and how they interact with one another are Luke’s choice style of music videos. 

Although they were not ‘Born In The USA,’ The Kooks are hoping for some ‘Glory Days’ and the ability to share the stage with The Boss.