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The Sexual Objects are a Scottish rock band led by Davy Henderson, known for his work with The Fire Engines and Necatrine No. 9. Formed in the mid-2000s, the band includes members Simon Smeeton (Guitaer, backing vocals), Graham Wann (Guitar, backing vocals), Douglas Macintyre (Bass / backing vocals), and Ian Holford (Drums / backing vocals). Their sound blends glam rock, post-punk, and pop, drawing comparisons to T. Rex, Bowie, and Prince.

Their debut album Cucumber (2010) followed a series of sharp singles, including Here Come the Rubber Cops, produced by Boards of Canada. In 2015, they released Marshmallow as a one-off vinyl auctioned with full rights, treating the record as an art piece. That same year, the Cream Split Up! EP appeared, followed by a remix 10" of "Sometimes" in 2017, featuring Boards of Canada and Andrew Weatherall.

With a flair for experimentation and irreverence, The Sexual Objects continue to evolve Henderson’s legacy of turning post-punk into pop spectacle.

Facts

Trivia

• Davey Henderson was formerly in The Fire Engines, Win and The Nectarine No. 9.

• The Creeping Bent Organisation is one of Scotland's best independent music labels. ^[1]

See also

• Orangutang
• Here Come the Rubber Cops
• The Sexual Objects - Sometimes

External links

• https://www.discogs.com/artist/485008-The-Sexual-Objects
• https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100028126909045
• https://myspace.com/thesexualobjectsmusic

References

1. ↑ http://www.creepingbent.org/index.html