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Misbehaviour
Misbehaviour was a band in the 1980s led by vocalist Emily Carter, with James Stevens on guitar, Mark Thompson on bass, and Robert Jenkins on drums. They...
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Misbehaviour was a band in the 1980s led by vocalist Emily Carter, with James Stevens on guitar, Mark Thompson on bass, and Robert Jenkins on drums. They released a debut album called "Whispers in the Night" that mixed synthpop and new wave sounds.
Their song "Fantasy" became their most recognizable track, a haunting synthpop piece that captured their atmospheric style. Another song, "Lost In Yourself," reflected their tendency toward introspective lyrics.
Emily Carter's vocal delivery and the band's association with emerging subcultures drew some criticism at the time, but their live shows developed a dedicated following. They didn't last long as a recording act, but "Fantasy" still surfaces occasionally on 80s retrospectives.
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