Life On Other Planets - Supergrass

If Blur and Oasis were the kings of Britpop Supergrass must surely be the dukes. They were always the type of band that came up every now and again with dazzling catchy songs such as All Right and Moving. They are one of those bands that I quite like, but they are by no means one of my favourites I tend to buy their albums if I see them at a decent price. I had been thinking about getting their latest album Life on Other Planets for a while but only bought it when I saw it for the bargain price of £6.99 reduced from £14.99 in the HMV sale. I bought the CD ...  Read the complete review

1995 was the year that saw the emergence of guitar music once again, the grunge days were dying down and now the british music scene was giving us a great deal of bands that were labelled Britpop and Indie. Most of the bands fell by the wayside after a couple of albums, can you remember Menswear? In fact it's probably best to forget them. Anyway out of it all there are still a few bands that remain. Supergrass burst on to the scene with some fairly low key singles that were popular in limited release. It wasn't until the summer anthem of 'Alright', when the band finally made it big by reaching the heights of single and album charts. Anyway three albums ...  Read the complete review