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“We don’t write love songs, we write hate songs”: how Skunk Anansie gave 90s British rock a shock to the system

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“We don’t write love songs, we write hate songs”: how Skunk Anansie gave 90s British rock a shock to the system

As their debut single turns 30, we head back to the beginnings of a scintillating quartet who’ve always done things their own way

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