Collecting every one of Talulah Gosh's 25 songs, Backwash is the LP-length retrospective of a band whose brilliant two-year career ('86-'88) didn't actually produce an album. Led by Amelia Fletcher (who'd later front Heavenly, Marine Research, and the Tender Trap), Talulah Gosh's seemingly-innocuous push-beat pop-songs and ultra-girly ba-ba-bas blithely wielded a feminist agenda, undermining masculine rock archetypes at every chance. Fletcher infamously caroled “some of my best friends are bastards like you” on the cuttingly-titled “I Can't Get No Satisfaction (Thank God),” a song which, when covered by The Softies in 1995, symbolized twee's spiritual migration across the Atlantic.
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