All Saints are an English girl group formed by Melanie Blatt, Shaznay Lewis, Nicole Appleton and Natalie Appleton. They broke through in the late 1990s with singles such as "Never Ever" and "Pure Shores" and released albums including All Saints and Saints & Sinners. The group split in 2001 and later reunited.

Formation year cited in reviews: 1993. Key singles cited in reviews: "Never Ever", "Pure Shores", "Black Coffee". William Orbit is noted as a producer/collaborator on "Pure Shores"/Saints & Sinners. Band name derived from All Saints' Road (mentioned in reviews).

DeBaser hosts a handful of reviews (three) that present All Saints as a 90s English girl group mixing pop, R&B and electronic touches. Reviews note high points (Never Ever, Pure Shores, Black Coffee) alongside uneven later output. Production contributions by William Orbit are repeatedly mentioned.

For:Fans of 90s pop, R&B-inflected girl groups and electronic-leaning mainstream music.

 an interesting mix of R&B/old school Hip Hop (with strong New Jack Swing influences) and electronic-underground sounds, with sporadic dance improvisations, urban and pop-rock.

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 Twelve tracks, therefore, for the four Anglo-Canadian girls who take their name from a street in London, All Saints' Road, near the recording studio where Melanie Blatt and Shaznay Lewis sang as backup singers at the start of their careers.

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 The explosive start of All Saints took place in '97 with 'Never Ever,' a track with gospel undertones destined to become their only classic (oh...no!

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