This 1992 single marked PJ Harvey's first release on Too Pure, showcasing a raw, confrontational sound that would define her early career. The track's abrasive guitar riff and visceral lyrics signaled a departure from the more subdued tones of her debut album, 'Dry'.
- The single was recorded at The Music Factory in London with producer Head.
- "Sheela-Na-Gig" reached number 9 on the UK Independent Chart.
- The controversial lyrics and provocative artwork led to the single being banned by some radio stations.
Polly Jean Harvey is an English alternative rock musician from Dorset, known for her uncompromising, genre-bending work and evocative lyrical style. In 1992, she was emerging as a distinctive new voice in the UK indie scene, a year after forming her first band under her own name.
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