Saint etienne

Saint Etienne is a British pop group, formed in 1988 in Croydon , London , England , who performed an indie dance dance, combining the latest trends in club electronics (post- acid house , etc.) with the motives of British pop music in the middle 1960s ^[1] . As the name of the collective, the musicians chose the name of the French football club Saint Etienne ^[2] . Eleven Saint Etienne albums were on the UK Albums Chart ; The highest result (# 4) was achieved by So Tough (1993). In the UK Singles Chart , “You're In A Bad Way” (1993) and “Sylvie” (1998) rose to the highest, 12th place. ^[3]

Saint etienne
basic information
Genres	club electronics brit pop alternative dance pop post acid house
Years	1988 - present
A country	Great Britain
City	Croydon , London England
Where from
Labels	Warner bros Records Heavenly records Creation records Sub pop records Mantra records
Composition	Sarah cracknell Pete wiggs Bob stanley
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For the style of the group, the author’s core of which is Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs, finely crafted, clever texts ^[1] and stage charisma (which joined the duet in 1991) were always decisive. ) vocalist Sarah Cracknell ( born Sarah Cracknell ).

The group continues to perform and record, but the years 1992-1993 are considered stellar in the history of Saint Etienne, when the band's most famous singles - “Join Our Club”, “People Get Real”, “You're In A Bad Way” (# 12) , “Avenue”, “Who Do You Think You Are”, “Hobart Paving” and “I Was Born on Christmas Day” ^[1] , as well as the Foxbase Alpha and So Tough albums, the first of which was nominated in 1992 for Mercury Prize ^[4] .