[Samm]

I'm ready

[Black Dagger]

Perched

[Drew.]

And already music this year is looking promising

[Shaun]

anything of the same standard as 'Rock Steady' and I am content (or ecstatic)

anything of the same standard as 'Chick Fit' and I am leaving

[Denver]

They will split quicker then you can say pure and simple

[Samm]

Originally Posted by Adam.

They will split quicker then you can say pure and simple

hardly they've been around for 21 years without an official "split up"

[Shaun]

A moment's silence please while Adam works out who actually sang 'Pure and Simple'

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by Shaun

A moment's silence please while Adam works out who actually sang 'Pure and Simple'

Girl Thing?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Shaun

A moment's silence please while Adam works out who actually sang 'Pure and Simple'

[T*]

yaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS

[Samm]

and longer if you count the original 3 piece..

[Pete.]

Reunion 3.0?

[reece(:]

Shaznay is coming

[Jamie89]

Here for it

[Shaun]

‘Chick Fit’ hitmakers All Saints are properly back, and their first single ‘One Strike’ is released through a newly-reactivated London Records on February 26.

Interviewed exclusively for i-D the band say that 2014’s dates performing with Backstreet Boys set it all in motion, with Nicole explaining: “We thought we’d just do it for a laugh, but then we just didn’t want it to end. We liked being together. We wanted to be together.”

Shaznay wrote ‘One Strike’ (which is really good, FYI) about Nicole Appleton’s marriage to Liam Gallagher and has this to say about it: “It’s about conversations I was having with Nic at the time when she was going through personal things in her life, and as a friend I was just inspired to write about it … The phrase ‘one strike’ is about how your life can just change in one instant. You can be walking down the road, you’ve just left your family at home and everything’s hunky dory, then when you go back home they’re gone. On one side of the door your life’s amazing, on the other side it changes just like that.”

VERY TRUE.

The album also includes a song called ‘Ratchet Behaviour’ and was exec-produced by longterm All Saints collaborator K-Gee, with production from Utters, Hutch and Invisible Men.

Popjustice article on the new album~

[Jords]

Yes please

[LaLaLand]

These girls were always my 90's favs, knocked spots off Spice Girls but never get enough credit! So glad they're back.