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If you are interested in that Stooshe song 'Fuck Me'…

  • March 22, 2011
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…and let's face it who isn't*, you will be pleased to hear that it's available on iTunes to purchase for 99p.

Iit works slightly less well without the video and until we hear more tunes it's hard to say whether their appeal will ever reach beyond a core group of people who hold them in only very slightly different regard to a novelty act, but time will tell. 

And that is the end of that 'update'. Or is it? 

No, because do you remember the asterisk you saw in the first paragraph? Well, there's a surprise in a couple of lines' time. 

*People who haven't heard it, people who haven't heard of it, people who have heard it but were offended by the swearing, people who heard it and weren't offended by the swearing but just didn't think it was all that special, people who heard it and weren't offended by the swearing and thought it was fairly special but simply had some concerns that it was too reliant on 'attitude' and accepted that estab­lish­ing identity is really important but felt it put the band in too tight a corner early on, etc etc.

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