K - Kula Shaker

When conversations these days turn to the shuddering phenomenon known as Britpop, which reared it's ugly head in the mid-1990s, most people tend to stick to the established routes of conversation. Just how bad Oasis have become, how many sounds Blur have went through, and whatever happened to Pulp. Those lucky enough not to grow up in the midst of the genre would be forgiven for thinking these 3 were the only bands involved in the movement, but scrape beneath the surface and you uncover all sorts of quirky and bizarre little groups that had their 15 minutes of fame in the years Britpop held a grip on the music world. Naturally most of these bands weren't all that great, ...