B-Movie

B-Movie is a British rock-pop band that emerged from the vibrant post-punk scene in the late 1970s. With their catchy melodies, brooding lyrics, and distinctive blend of new wave and pop-rock, B-Movie quickly became a favorite among music enthusiasts.

Formed in Mansfield, England, in 1978, B-Movie initially consisted of vocalist/guitarist Steve Hovington, guitarist Paul Statham, bassist Graham Boffey, and drummer Terry Day. The band's name was inspired by the cult classic film genre, reflecting their desire to create music that felt cinematic and evocative.

In 1980, B-Movie released their debut single titled "Repetition," which garnered significant attention and propelled the band towards success.