Scottish psych-rockers who reinvented themselves as rave populists and then had a number one about ecstasy that the BBC could not quite prove was about ecstasy. Colin Angus and Will Sinnott took the band into acid house before Sinnott drowned in 1991. En-Tact carries Move Any Mountain and the odd sincerity of that chart invasion.
Ranked on the genre lists
1 record
- Number 17 on The 10 Best Progressive House and Rave Albums
1992
