
Fluffy occupied a liminal space in the mid-1990s UK music scene: too punk for Britpop, too pop for hardcore. Formed in London in 1994, the band was signed to The Enclave by A&R veteran Tom Zutaut and licensed to Virgin. Their debut album Black Eye (1996) was produced by Bill Price, who had recorded the Sex Pistols' Never Mind the Bollocks. 'I Wanna Be Your Lush', released as a single in 1997, uses ironic, satirical…
Fluffy represent a critically important but commercially underperformed node in 1990s UK punk history — an all-female band producing guitar-driven punk at the height of Britpop's dominance. Their work bridges US riot grrrl and UK punk traditions. 'I Wanna Be Your Lush' exemplifies their use of…
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