Girl" (very loosely based on an old Heinz advertising jingle), was released in May. The group split later that year. A posthumous collection of BBC radio sessions was issued by Sarah Records in 1991, and a more comprehensive retrospective was released on K Records in 1996. A limited edition EP of demos, recorded in 1986, was issued for Record Store Day in 2011, at which point a new retrospective album was also announced, at that time to be called Grrrr. On 22 July 2013, Amelia Fletcher announced on her Facebook page that the album, now called Was It Just a Dream?, would be released in October 2013. It was launched along with a DJ set by Amelia Fletcher, Eithne Farry and Elizabeth Price at the London club Scared To Dance. After the split, Peter joined Razorcuts, while Amelia issued a one-off solo single, "Can You Keep a Secret?". Amelia and Mathew Fletcher and Peter Momtchiloff regrouped as Heavenly in late 1989, with Talulah Gosh co-founder Rob Pursey also returning to the fold. Following the break-up of Razorcuts, Scott formed Saturn V with Gregory Webster and Razorcuts drummer Struan Robertson. Discography Singles "I Told You So" (flexi disc, 1986) (given away with fanzines Are You Scared To Get Happy? No. 3 and Trout Fishing in Leytonstone No. 3) "Beatnik Boy" (single, 1986) "Steaming Train" (single, 1986) "Talulah Gosh" (single, 1987) "Bringing Up Baby" (single, 1987) "Testcard Girl" (single, 1988) "Demos EP" (single, 2011 – recorded 1986) Compilations Rock Legends: Volume 69 (singles compilation, 1987/8 – reissued in 1991 as Talulah Mania) They've Scoffed the Lot (radio sessions, 1991) Backwash (complete recordings plus live tracks, 1996) Was It Just a Dream? (expanded version of Backwash adding demo tracks, 2013) See also Twee pop Heavenly Marine Research Tender Trap C86 Sportique References External links Interview with Amelia Fletcher about Talulah Gosh Twee Amigos English pop music groups British indie pop groups Sarah Records artists Musical groups established in 1986 Musical groups disestablished in 1988 1986 establishments in England Musical groups from Oxford