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Denim

61,114 plays (4,501 listeners)

Fat analogue synth sounds, bravura and posturing, pastiche and parody - musical and textual - and a heavy dollop of gloopy mid-seventies pop-rock are the hallmarks of the Denim sound. Denim were the brainchild of Lawrence Hayward, the man behind Felt. But Denim are antithesis to Felt's fey, sensibility-heavy thesis.

Orange Juice

1,041,227 plays (80,298 listeners)

Orange Juice were a Scottish post punk band founded in Glasgow. They were originally formed by Edwyn Collins as the Nu-Sonics in 1976 which became Orange Juice in 1979. The group is perhaps best known for the hit "Rip it Up", which reached #8 on the UK singles charts in February 1983, the band's only UK top 40 single.

Biff Bang Pow!

93,497 plays (8,220 listeners)

Biff Bang Pow! were an indie pop band from London, England, active between 1983 and 1991, centering around Creation Records boss Alan McGee. The initial Biff Bang Pow! line-up was McGee on guitar and vocals, with Dick Green on guitar, Joe Foster on bass, and Ken Popple on drums, these recording the first 2 singles "50 Years of Fun" and "There Must Be A Better Life".

The Field Mice

1,033,163 plays (70,642 listeners)

The Field Mice were a twee pop/indie pop group which formed in 1987 in London, England. Along with Heavenly, they were the most popular group on the legendary and influential Sarah Records label.

The Bodines

61,286 plays (9,882 listeners)

History The Bodines, comprising of Mike Ryan, Paul Brotherton, Tim Burtonwood and Paul Lilley, emerged from Glossop, England, near Manchester, in 1985.

Go-Kart Mozart

41,808 plays (2,557 listeners)

Balancing on the line that separates serious artistry from childish pop, Birmingham's Lawrence Hayward (previously of Felt and Denim presents a truly solo project. Filled with ironic humour and social commentary, two albums of lo-fi electro twee have so far been released.

McCarthy

234,961 plays (18,287 listeners)

There are 2 bands with this name. 1. McCarthy were a British indie pop band, formed in Barking, East London in 1985 by schoolmates Malcolm Eden, Tim Gane, John Williamson and Gary Baker. They mixed a sweetly melodic style, dominated by Gane's 12-string guitar playing, with Eden's overtly political lyrics, often satirical in tone, which reflected the band's far left leanings.

Brother Ali

2,397,575 plays (95,174 listeners)

Originally influenced by Earth, Wind & Fire and born into Hip-Hop through break dancing, Brother Ali has been one with the mic since he first heard Miilkbone on record.