Marc And The Mambas
Marc and the Mambas was a British new wave band formed in 1982 by Marc Almond,
best known as the frontman of Soft Cell. Seeking to explore more avant-garde and
experimental musical avenues, Almond created the Mambas as a platform for his
darker, more theatrical expressions. The band's lineup was fluid, featuring
collaborations with artists such as Anni Hogan, Matt Johnson (of The The), and
Jim Foetus, among others. Marc and the Mambas delved into genres like new wave,
dark cabaret, and gothic rock, distinguishing themselves from Soft Cell's
electronic pop sound. Their music often...
