It had to happen – the cyclical nature of pop music demanded that eventually, the girl group sound of the early ’60s would become hip again.
That’s exactly what might happen with the release next week of the Pipettes’ first full album in the UK. The British group, fronted by a trio of women wearing polka-dots and singing shrill harmonies to bouncy punk-pop that’s rooted in the simple romance but shot through with new millennium irony and cheek, has released a handful of singles to date (well, three, at least). Continue reading
