Yes Please! 30ml

Post-industrial Manchester in the 1980s: derelict warehouses and railway arches, and a desire to experiment. Suddenly, everything came together: the beats, the dancing, the substances. The nerve centre around which it all revolved was undoubtedly Factory Records, and it extended all the way to its ground-breaking club, The Haçienda. The legendary record label fused talents from the fields of music, art and film to create one of the most significant – and last – youth movements of the 20th century. Perhaps you own one of those faded black T-shirts with the famous cover of Unknown Pleasures, Joy Division’s first album, or on the best-selling 12-inch single of all time, Blue Monday, by New Order. Iconic bands such as Happy Mondays and the Stone Roses also rose to fame and Manchester became “Madchester” – the centre of the universe. The key words of the fragrance are gin and tonic and vinyl. Top notes: cardamom, lemon, juniper and cucumber Middle notes: thyme, rosemary and rose Base notes: amyris, cypress and cedar