Babydaddy

Back home in the US, though, they were greeted with, at best, merely a shrug, but more often open hostility, especially outside a handful of New York underground clubs.

As guitarist and co-founder Scott Baby Daddy Hoffman told Vice, in the UK it felt like dressing up and flamboyance was always part of the culture.

The UK was ready to embrace that queer sensibility, whereas the US tends to be very cool about these things.

It wasn't until Lady Gaga came along that people started going to shows wearing lobsters on their heads.