What makes Thunder in the Mountains by Toyah notable?

This album is notable for reaching number four on the UK Singles Chart, marking Toyah's commercial peak. Its title track became an anthem of empowerment, contributing to the band's status as key figures in the new wave movement and influencing subsequent artists exploring feminist themes in rock music. In 1981, Toyah was transitioning from the underground punk scene into mainstream visibility. 'Thunder in the Mountains' followed their debut album, 'Sheep Farming in Barnet', showcasing a more polished sound that captured broader radio play and audience attention during this pivotal phase of their career.