The Stranglers quizzes
The Stranglers band, formed in Guildford in 1974, blended punk rock, new wave and post-punk to become one of Britain’s most distinctive acts, known for hits like "Golden Brown" and "No More Heroes". Their influential sound, driven by Jean-Jacques Burnel’s bass and memorable keyboard lines, keeps The Stranglers music relevant to fans of classic British rock.
Did You Know?
The Stranglers formed in Guildford in 1974 with founding members Hugh Cornwell, Jean-Jacques Burnel, Dave Greenfield and Jet Black.
Practice Questions
Q:When did Hugh Cornwell leave The Stranglers?
A:He left the band in 1990.
Cornwell departed after creative differences and solo ambitions; the group continued with new vocalists while maintaining the Stranglers name and legacy.
Q:What controversies surrounded The Stranglers?
A:Edgy lyrics, provocative performances, and occasional fan clashes.
Their confrontational image, risqué content and intense live shows sparked media attention, police scrutiny at gigs, and divided public opinion during early years.
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