Cornershop & the Double-O Groove Of

"Handcream for a Generation and Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast firmed up their credentials as one of Britain's more consistently smart indie bands." – The Guardian

After many a time in the studio, under lab conditions, Cornershop are set to release their new album featuring the incredible double sugar-coated vocals of Bubbley Kaur. When Tjinder and Bubbley decided to work together, she had not recorded a note of music. They had met very fleetingly, years ago at a cellar gathering in Preston Lancashire where Tjinder Singh and Benedict Ayres studied. So it was much surprise when a taxi driver friend mentioned an Asian lady that liked to sing, was the same lady that worked in a local laundromat, was the same lady he had seen in a northern cellar bar. They met many times at Tjinder's house where they would listen to and discuss traditional Punjabi Folk Music, and slowly Bubbley came out writing her own lyrics, which were set to a varied range of modern music.

The complete recordings have now been finished in their own good time. The way Tjinder and Bubbley met was like a Hindi movie script, and the outcome of the music is like an Asian version of the kids from Fame – totally upbeat, giving rise to new ways of expressing yourself.