Moloko
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Biography
Taking their name from a reference in the Anthony Burgess novel A Clockwork Orange, Moloko's melodic dance music was hugely popular on the late 1990s UK club scene and resulted in a couple of major hit singles, notably Sing It Back and The Time Is Now. Mark Brydon was already a well-established dance producer and re-mixer when he met young Irishwoman RóisÃn Murphy at a party in Sheffield. At the time she had no experience as a singer, but quickly found her feet as their infectious dance style gained them an ardent underground following; leading up to the albums Do You Like My Tight Sweater? (Murphy's introductory comment to Brydon when she first met him) and I Am Not A Doctor. After the track Sing It Back became popular in the influential Ibiza club scene in 1999, Moloko broke into the mainstream with The Time Is Now - from their third album Things To Make And Do - which reached Number 2 in the UK charts and became their biggest hit. Murphy and Brydon split as a couple in 2001, but continued their professional partnership to incorporate the release of a less successful fourth and final album Statues (2002) as they moved away from dance music towards traditional pop. The launch of RóisÃn Murphy's solo career signalled the end of Moloko.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Fe Fi Fungle Fool
- Familiar Feeling
- Forever More
- Cannot Contain This
- The Time Is Now by Moloko
- Where Is The What If The What Is In Why?
- Who Shot the Go Go Dancer?
- The Only Ones by Edward Sheramur
- The Time Is Now (Can 7 Jungle Boogie)
- Pure Pleasure Seeker
- The Time Is Now
- Absent Minded Friends
- The Flipside
- Radio Moscow
- It's Nothing
- It's Your Problem
- Mother
- Dumb Inc.
- If You Go Away (Ne Me Quitte Pas) featuring Mark Brydon
- A Drop in the Ocean
- Remain the Same
- Being Is Bewildering
- Butterfly 747
- Knee Deepen
