Technique (band)
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Technique was a female alternative synth pop band from the mid-1990s featuring Kate Holmes of Frazier Chorus and singer Xan Tyler.
Technique was named after the New Order 'Ibiza dance' album of 1989 and were signed to the record label of Kate Holmes' husband - Alan McGee's Creation Records.
Technique evolved into the mysterious electro-pop band Client when Tyler refused to take part in a tour supporting Depeche Mode. Kate Holmes managed to replace her with Sarah Blackwood from Sheffield band Dubstar.
From this Depeche Mode tour a new masterplan was put in place, with the two becoming Client A and Client B, plus a new deal with Andy Fletcher's Toast Hawaii record label.
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