The Beautiful South's fourth album, "Miaow," proved they could deliver both biting social commentary and chart-topping singles, solidifying their reputation for accessible, yet intelligent, indie rock.
- Recorded in Barry town, South Wales, at Regal Lane, the album was produced by the band and The Go! Team’s Alan Moulder.
- "Miaow" reached number one on the UK Albums Chart in March 1994, selling over 100,000 copies in its first week.
- The album spawned three singles: "Minibus Driver's Liver Trouble," "Everybody's Doing Great," and "One Last Laugh," the latter two of which charted in the top 30.
The Beautiful South were a pop rock group from the South of England, known for their sardonic lyrics and vocal harmonies. At the time of "Miaow," they were riding high on the success of their previous album, 0898 Beautiful South, and were establishing themselves as a significant force in 1990s British pop.
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