Bachelor Girl
Bachelor Girl was an Australian electro-pop duo formed in 1995 by sisters Adele and Justine Bishop. Their debut album 'Waiting for the Day' came out in 1998,...
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Bachelor Girl was an Australian electro-pop duo formed in 1995 by sisters Adele and Justine Bishop. Their debut album 'Waiting for the Day' came out in 1998, followed by 'Dysfunction' in 2000 and 'Trophy Wife' in 2007 after a hiatus. Adele handled vocals and keyboards while Justine played bass guitar and keyboards.
Their music included songs like 'Buses & Trains' and 'Blind' from their early work. The 2007 album 'Trophy Wife' showed them moving toward a more experimental sound compared to their earlier releases.
They worked with sparse arrangements and introspective lyrics throughout their catalog. The sisters' personal experiences, including Adele's depression, informed some of their songwriting.
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