The track "Nuthin' on my Mind" featured in the 1991 John Hughes film, Career Opportunities. "Hippy Chick" featured on the 1990 compilation album, Happy Daze. The band attained some brief press notoriety in 1992 with their track "Claire's Kitchen" (on Thug), which referenced the alleged affair between Prime Minister John Major and caterer Claire Latimer (which was at the time subject to libel proceedings). Brinkhurst moved to Edinburgh in the early 2000s. He managed the band Young Fathers, co-producing and co-writing five of their albums. In 2017, Brinkhurst teamed up again with the Cuff sisters, and main vocalist Law Holt, in the electronic music collective Iklan, who released their Album Number 1 on the Soulpunk label in 2020. Discography Albums Noise (1989) Goddess (1990) (AUS #102) Thug (1992) Baby Baby Baby Baby (1993) Yard (1994) Soho – Soho (1996) Another London (1997) Family BC (1999) Singles References External links English pop music groups British musical trios Musical groups established in 1989 Musical groups disestablished in 1999 Alternative dance musical groups Trip hop groups Atco Records artists