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Then in ] ] the two bands then battled for the number one position in the UK's singles chart. Girls Aloud won with their single "Sound of the Underground". Then in ] ] the two bands then battled for the number one position in the UK's singles chart. Girls Aloud won with their single "Sound of the Underground".


Girls Aloud have had two more singles of moderate success "No Good Advice" and "Jump", the latter a ] of a ] song featured on the ] to ]'s ]. Their latest single, "The Show", debuted at #2 with their second album soon to follow in October. Their next single (as of mid-August 2004) will be "Love Machine". Girls Aloud have had two more singles of moderate success "No Good Advice" and "Jump", the latter a ] of a ] song featured on the ] to ]'s ]. Their latest single, "The Show", debuted at #2 with their second album soon to follow in October. Their current single is entitled, "Love Machine".





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Girls Aloud is a UK all-girl band which was created out of television show Popstars: The Rivals in 2002. They auditioned several thousand young hopefuls and created one girl band (Girls Aloud) and a boyband, One True Voice.

Then in Christmas 2002 the two bands then battled for the number one position in the UK's singles chart. Girls Aloud won with their single "Sound of the Underground".

Girls Aloud have had two more singles of moderate success "No Good Advice" and "Jump", the latter a cover of a Pointer Sisters song featured on the soundtrack to 2003's Love Actually. Their latest single, "The Show", debuted at #2 with their second album soon to follow in October. Their current single is entitled, "Love Machine".


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