While "Girls" is hardly a stellar Sugababes single when held up against the Brit girl group's top notch offerings of yore—such as "Red Dress," "Easy" and "About You Now"—there's still a bit of D'luvvly anticipation for new album Catfights And Spotlights (out October 20 in the U.K.).Sugababes have to be the hardest—or at least fastest—working girls in pop at the moment, considering that, with the exception of 2001 and 2004, they've had a new release out each fall since 2000.
Granted, one of those was a greatest hits, but they also re-recorded parts of 2005's Taller In More Ways for its '06 re-release once Mutya Buena rolled.
And thank God these broads found decent stylists to work with. They looked like three transexual tweens hookin' at the playground back then.