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Skunk Anansie - Hedonism (Stoosh, 1996)

While I loved their debut album, it was really their second, 1996's "Stoosh" in which Skunk Anansie absolutely nailed their blend of hard rock, britpop, and alternative into a perfect mix. This record shows that a band can be diverse in their sound, influences, and lyrical content while still being cohesive. Absolutely brilliant.

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LOVE THIS SONG RN AAA

When I discussed these long-deserved successes and all that they mostly did to their different musicians, I made the whole thing sound more negative than I intended that with the words I chose. Look, some actually became much better after them and they have to thanks for the opportunities these gave them. For instance, Skunk Anansie achieved their heights with their second album. The latter also showed such endeavours don't have to destroy their musicians. Still, you do notice they inhabitted the zeitgest well. Perhaps they did do that a bit too well, which made their consequent work a bit of a letdown. Moreover, we mustn't forget Skin, their singer, who remains one of the best voices in alternative rock and who is sadly underappreciated, I fear.

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