From Brighton, smelling like teen spirit, came this sextet to stir a revolution in the bored indie-pop world, armed with a melting pot of every cool element they could think of: alternative rock a la Sonic Youth; the naughty hip-hop of the Beastie Boys; soundtracks; sixties pop; etc. all of it linked through a catalogue of samplers, forming vital youth anthems. “Ladyflash”, an instrumental track even the BBC used for its continuity messages, became their biggest hit.