CSS turn up the raunch at the Ritz
10:47am Monday 23rd April 2007
SAUCY sextet CSS release Let's Make Love (And Listen to Death From Above) on May 14.
The band have also announced a headline date at the Ritz, in Manchester, on May 8.
CSS stands for Cansei der Ser Sexy, or 'I'm tired of being sexy' - a quote from Ms beyonce Knowles.
Singer Lovefoxxx wrote Let's Make Love so that her then favourite band, Death From Above 1979, could google themselves and stumble across a then-unknown CSS and their tribute to the now-defunct duo.
Since Let's Make Love was originally released, back in August last year, CSS have defied all expectations to become one of the best international electropop bands around.
They will also appear on Jools Holland in May, with festival dates to be announced shortly.
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