| Display title | Belle and Sebastian (band) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Belle and Sebastian is a Scottish indie pop band which have been compared to The Smiths and Bob Dylan. They often couple sweet, soft and hummable melodies with surprisingly cynical and provocative lyrics. The band name actually has nothing to do with the names of the band members, but comes from a 1965 French children's book called Belle et Sébastien. |
