Elizabeth Bunny London, UK
Sarah, Vicki, Charlie and Steady, 'Elizabeth Bunny', formed in 1993, was a direct response to the Riot Grrrl, post-punk and D.I.Y scenes of the 90s, merged with an art-school glamour inspired by artists such as Roxy Music, Bowie and The Velvet Underground. Irreverent and naive, an aversion to Brit-pop anthems and fueled by the determination to carve their space within the London indie scene. ... more
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