The Candyskins
The Candyskins
Genres: britpop, indie, power pop, indie rock, baggy
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About The Candyskins
Emerging from the same Oxford, United Kingdom pop scene, which also yielded Radiohead and Supergrass, The Candyskins were formed in 1989 by frontman Nick Cope, his guitarist brother Mark Cope, lead guitarist Nick Burton, bassist Karl Shale and drummer John Halliday. Debuting with the UK hit single Submarine Song, the group was soon signed by Geffen, which issued their LP The Space I'm In in 1990; Fun? followed in 1993, but The Candyskins' major label tenure was largely disappointing, and two years later they signed with the British label Ultimate. After scoring a major hit at home with the single Monday Morning, the group issued their comeback LP Sunday Morning Fever in 1997; Death of a Minor TV Celebrity, recorded with new bassist Brett Gordon, followed the next year.
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The Candyskins — Top 4 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Candyskins | Tired Of Being Happy | ||
| The Candyskins | Submarine Song | ||
| The Candyskins | For What It's Worth (Buffalo Springfield) | ||
| The Candyskins | Feed It |