Hot on the heels of Spice Girls and All Saints, Atomic Kitten rose up during the millennial heyday of British pop squads. Buoyed by the songwriting savvy of Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark's Andy McCluskey (their de facto Svengali), the exuberant trio achieved near-overnight success on the strength of flirty dance-pop tracks like “I Want Your Love” and “Turn Me On,” along with catchy, creative reworkings of New Wave hits by Blondie and the Bangles.