Scissor Sisters slam US music industry

Scissor Sisters star Baby Daddy has slammed the US music industry for being fickle and obsessed with commercial bands.

Scissor Sisters slam US music industry
Sat, 22 Jan, 2005 - 09:40

Scissor Sisters star Baby Daddy has slammed the US music industry for being fickle and obsessed with commercial bands.

The New York hitmakers searched for six months for a label to release their eponymous debut album in their homeland.

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