Sinister: success for B&S

[Stuart Gardiner]

About ten years ago, there was a band. Highly intelligent, both on and
off the lyric sheet, they sang about the less glamorous side of
real-life, which most bands wouldn't touch on in their songs. They'd
released three albums on a small indie label based in a large provincial
city. Their music was completely out of step with the mainstream at the
time. They built up a sizable cult following, but were largely ignored
by the general public. Nobody thought they had the remotest chance of
making it big.

Sounds familiar? Well this particular band were (and still are, unless
I've missed something major in the music press) called Pulp. And we know
what happened next. There is always hope for B&S...

Stuart G
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