The Flowers | |
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| Origin | Scotland |
| Genres | Post-punk |
| Years active | 1978–1980 |
| Past members | Hl-Ray (Hilary Morrison) Andy Copland Fraser Sutherland Simon Best Russell Burn Dave Carson |
The Flowers (sometimes credited as Flowers), active from 1978–1980, were a post-punk band from Scotland, part of the Edinburgh scene which spawned bands such as Scars, Josef K and The Fire Engines. They are known for their feminist lyrics and "astringent" music.[1][2] The band, and the musical scene of which they were a part, are profiled in the 2015 film Big Gold Dream.