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Rumblefish (band)

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Years active
  
1986–1992

Record label
  
East West Records

Active until
  
1992

Labels
  
The Pink Label Summerhouse East West

Past members
  
Jeremy Paige Stuart McClure Mister Phillips Dominic Crane Phil Edwards Rupert Knowlden Peter Byrchmore

Origin
  
Birmingham, United Kingdom (1986)

Albums
  
Vor Dem Tod, Rumblefish, 1234: The Early Singles

Genres
  
Indie pop, Alternative rock

Similar
  
The Raw Herbs, Jamie Wednesday, Mighty Mighty, The Waltones, Yeah Yeah Noh

Rumblefish were a UK indie pop group, formed in Birmingham in 1986. After several releases on independent labels they were signed by East West who issued the band's only album while still together in 1992.

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History

The band was formed in 1986 with a line-up of Jeremy Paige (vocals, guitar), Stuart McClure (drums) Mister Phillips (trumpet) Their first release was the track "Theatre King" on the Pink Label's Beauty compilation. The band had an Indie hit single with "Tugboat Line" in 1987 followed by releases on Summerhouse Records ("Medicine" in 1988 and "Don't Leave Me" in 1989). The band signed to Atlantic Records imprint East West Records in 1991, releasing a self-titled album in 1992. A retrospective album of early singles called 1234 The Early Singles was released in 2006. Several tracks were also included on compilations (Beauty, It Sells or it Smells, The Sound Of Leamington Spa Vol. 6). Members of the band went on to form Low Art Thrill.

Discography

Chart placings shown are from the UK Indie Chart.

Singles

  • "Tug Boat Line" (1987) Pink Label (#34)
  • "Medicine" (1988) Summerhouse
  • "Don't Leave Me" (1988) Summerhouse
  • "Everything Electrical" (1992) East West America
  • "Mexico" (1992) WEA
  • Albums

  • Rumblefish (1992) East West America
  • 1234 - The Early Singles (2006) Summerhouse
  • Songs

    Tug–boat LineRumblefish · 1992
    Everything ElectricalRumblefish · 1992
    Theatre King2007

    References

    Rumblefish (band) Wikipedia