Heavenly
After Talulah Gosh ended, Amelia Fletcher regrouped with her brother Mathew, Peter Momtchiloff and Rob Pursey as Heavenly in Oxford in 1989. Matt Haynes and Clare Wadd offered to release their records after seeing their second gig, supporting the Television Personalities at the Camden Falcon, and Bristol's student paper Epigram says their first single was the label's first release with a female singer.
The full story is in C86 and Indie Pop.
At a glance
- Active
- 1989–1996, 2023–present
- From
- Oxford, England
- Records in the issues
- 1 (1991)
- Original label
- Sarah Records
- Listening guide track
- “Our Love Is Heavenly”
Listen
In the C86 and Indie Pop listening guide: “Our Love Is Heavenly”
In the issues
- C86 and Indie PopSupporting cast · 1983-1995 · Members
C86 and Indie Pop is a music scene from United Kingdom (Scotland, England), 1983–1995. Its principal artists include Primal Scream, The Pastels, Shop Assistants and The Wedding Present. This issue covers 10 essential albums and 15 dated events.
Records
Heavenly vs. Satan
1991 · Go deeper in C86 and Indie PopOriginal release: Sarah Records · SARAH 603 · 12″ Vinyl · UK 1991Listen on Spotify
Family tree
Bands that shared members with Heavenly, and who.
- Marine Research1997–1999Amelia Fletcher, Cathy Rogers, Peter Momtchiloff, Rob Pursey
- Sportique1997–Amelia Fletcher, Rob Pursey
- Tender Trap2001–Amelia Fletcher, Rob Pursey
- The Catenary Wires2014–Amelia Fletcher, Rob Pursey
- Talulah Gosh1986–1988Amelia Fletcher, Mathew Fletcher, Peter Momtchiloff, Rob Pursey