Supersister's long-lost debut album Lip Service finally receives its first ever  physical release, arriving on super-limited silver vinyl and CD to celebrate its 25th anniversary.

Originally formed at the turn of the millennium, girl band Supersister quickly became cult favourites thanks to their infectious blend of disco-pop and Y2K attitude. Signed  to Gut Records, the trio scored a UK Top 20 hit with "Coffee". Featuring the instantly  recognisable lyric "I like my men like I like my coffee", the single's glamorous disco  sound and tongue-in-cheek energy channelled classic icons like The Weather Girls and  Gloria Gaynor for a new generation of pop fans. Supersister scored two further hits  with "Shopping", and the glorious ballad "Summer Gonna Come Again".  

Despite building a loyal fanbase and touring alongside some of the biggest pop acts  of the era, their debut album was shelved before its intended release in 2001,  becoming a highly sought-after record among pop fans and collectors.

Now, 25 years  later, Lip Service finally gets the release it always deserved. Packed with glittering pop  hooks and high- camp energy, the record captures a moment when British pop was  bold, playful and unapologetically fun.