A late-80s London band that found mainstream success with soaring singles like 'So High'.
For their sound, 'So High' is the obvious anchor. But 'Body to Body' and 'I Am Who I Am' give you a good sense of what they were putting on the charts.
They came out of the London club scene in 1987 and landed a chart hit with 'Higher Ground' from their debut album. 'So High' became their most recognizable track, and songs like 'Body to Body' kept them on the radio through the early 90s. Their story includes the internal tensions and tabloid incidents that marked that era for a lot of bands.
They formed in London in 1987 and built a following in clubs before releasing 'Higher Ground' in 1989. The early 90s brought hits like 'So High' and 'Body to Body', followed by albums like 'The Dream' and 'Horizons'. Lineup changes, a brief hiatus, and some negative publicity in 1994 were part of their mid-90s path before 'Elevation' in 1996.
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