After working with live musicians on their previous effort Things to Make and Do, Moloko returned to electronic territory with this album (although the previous album's organic influences remains, as seen on "Familiar Feeling" and "Over and Over"). At the time of its release, the long-term romantic partnership between group members Róisín Murphy and Mark Brydon had dissolved, setting the stage for Murphy's 2005 solo album Ruby Blue. Statues is comprised of material which describes the various emotional milestones in a romantic relationship (or rather as… read more
After working with live musicians on their previous effort Things to Make and Do, Moloko returned to electronic territory with this album (although t… read more
After working with live musicians on their previous effort Things to Make and Do, Moloko returned to electronic territory with this album (although the previous album's organic infl… read more
Moloko was a trip-hop and electropop duo from Sheffield, United Kingdom, formed in 1995 by Mark Brydon, originally from Sunderland, and Róisín Murphy, from Arklow, Ireland. The group debuted with the "Moloko EP" in May 1995 through Echo Records, followed later that year by the album "Do You Like My Tight Sweater?". Their final studio album, "Statues", was released in 2003. Brydon and Murphy met at a party in Sheffield, where Murphy, who had no prior professional singing experience, reportedly introduced herself with the phrase "Do you like my tight… read more
Moloko was a trip-hop and electropop duo from Sheffield, United Kingdom, formed in 1995 by Mark Brydon, originally from Sunderland, and Róisín Murphy, from Arklow, Ireland. The group debute… read more
Moloko was a trip-hop and electropop duo from Sheffield, United Kingdom, formed in 1995 by Mark Brydon, originally from Sunderland, and Róisín Murphy, from Arklow, Ireland. The group debuted with the "Moloko EP" in May 1995 t… read more