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by - written on 03/06/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Lush are a now sadly defunct 90's band from the "Shoegazer" genre who had a couple of minor hits (Single Girl was probably the biggest a& best known of those) but they never really followed up on them with any further major sucess. Oddly enough the band had a great & unique sound as well as members to appeal to both genders with the lovely Miki Berenyi with sexy red hair & amazing legs who as well as singing & playing guitar also wrote words & music so she was pretty AND talented, a rather awesome package in just 1 person. If you didn't like redheads there was Emma Anderson - she of the dark haired persuasion, also ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/12/07 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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INTRODUCTION You can tell from my previous music reviews that I am a big champion of late 80s/early to mid 90s Indie. And continuing on this theme, here I look at one time Indie darlings Lush. I became familiar with Lush in my first year as a student, and managed to see them at my University. The Lower Refectory, Sheffield University Students Union if anyone really wants to know. It cost me a princely sum of £1.75 to see them strut their stuff. It cost a bit more for the black t-shirts with a huge "Lush" logo embossed on the back and swirly, brightly coloured patterns on the front, but it was worth it. A friend of mine was on the Entertainments ... Read the complete review
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