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Cheese
Cheese was a British pop band active in the 1980s, formed by John Fenton, Frank Moyse, Sue Walker, and Jim Russell. Their music had an experimental quality...
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Cheese was a British pop band active in the 1980s, formed by John Fenton, Frank Moyse, Sue Walker, and Jim Russell. Their music had an experimental quality that mixed pop, rock, and psychedelic sounds. Their 1982 debut album 'Pictures In Spain' was a hit, though its surreal lyrics drew criticism from some quarters while others found it compelling.
Live shows became part of their reputation, with Fenton known for climbing into venue rafters during performances. The band faced internal tensions, reportedly linked to Fenton's behavior and substance use. They broke up in 1986 after a difficult tour.
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