The debut single from Cornershop, "Elvis Sex-Change," is a noisy, lo-fi indie rock track that hinted at the band's unique blend of influences. Released on the influential Wiiija label, it captured the raw energy of the early 90s UK independent scene.
- "Elvis Sex-Change" was released on January 6, 1993, on Wiiija Records.
- The single was the first release from Cornershop, showcasing their early, more abrasive sound.
- The song features a distinctive blend of jangly guitars and shouted vocals, typical of the era's indie rock output.
Cornershop is a British indie rock band formed in London in 1991. They are known for their eclectic sound, blending indie rock with elements of Indian music and pop.
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