The Soft Boys were an influential English psychedelic rock band formed in Cambridge in 1976, led by singer-songwriter Robyn Hitchcock. Known for their quirky, imaginative approach to post-punk and psychedelia, they released their cult classic album "Underwater Moonlight" in 1980 before disbanding, later reuniting to delight fans with their distinctive blend of experimental rock and offbeat humor. The band remains a beloved fixture in alternative rock history, celebrated for their innovative guitar work and Hitchcock's surrealist songwriting.
