Fluffy - Nothing
No, I can’t quite believe they got on Top Of The Pops either.
Bang Bang Machine - Geek Love
The Family Cat - Colour Me Grey
In answer to your next question, yes it is.
The Stairs - Weed Bus
Not that 60s rhythm and blues/British Explosion had any influence on 90s Liverpool or anything.
Snug - Beatnik Girl
Ed Harcourt on oddly angled bass and far too many ideas to make for a useful video.
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Swervedriver - Duel
And if it’s not hundreds of baggy bands that are throwing a spanner in the works of covering the whole decade, it’s hundreds of shoegazing bands.
The Candyskins - Submarine Song
An offbeat guitar band from Oxford before we knew such things could exist in bulk.
35 Summers - Really Down
Liverpool janglers who ended up being more famous for their Bill Shankly-emblazoned T-shirts than their music.
Minty - That’s Nice
One purely for anyone reading (nobody) that was a regular listener to Mark Radcliffe’s Graveyard Shift Radio 1 shows in 1996. Minty were formed by the celebrated performance artist Leigh Bowery and after his death were taken to new relative heights by his widow Nicola and style-influential underground nightclub impresario Matthew Glamorre. They ended up touring Shepherd’s Bush Empire-sized halls with Pulp.
Sultans Of Ping FC - Where’s Me Jumper
