Squeeze

Squeeze is a British new wave band known for their clever songwriting and melodic pop-rock sound. Formed in the 1970s by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, they gained fame with hits like Cool for Cats and Up the Junction. Their witty lyrics and catchy tunes made them a defining act of the post-punk and new wave era.

Despite lineup changes, Squeeze remained a beloved band with a dedicated fan base. Their influence on British pop is undeniable, with bands like Blur citing them as inspiration. Even decades later, their music retains its charm, with their sharp storytelling and infectious melodies still resonating with listeners.

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