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Girl from Mars
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Northern Irish band whose debut album 1977 referenced both the members birth year and Star Wars.
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Ash
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Show Girl
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Band led by Luke Haines, with cult albums like "New Wave" and "After Murder Park."
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The Auteurs
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Charmless Man
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London band fronted by Damon Albarn, rivals of Oasis in the 90s “Battle of Britpop.”
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Blur
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Wake up Boo!
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Liverpool band named after a character from To Kill a Mockingbird, also linked to shoegaze.
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The Boo Radleys
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Mulder and Scully
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Welsh band featuring the distinctive raspy vocals of Cerys Matthews, also known for “Road Rage.”
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Catatonia
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The Only One I Know
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Madchester survivors fronted by Tim Burgess. Other hits include “One to Another” and “North Country Boy.”
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The Charlatans
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Brimful of Asha
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British-Asian indie band blending rock and Indian influences. Norman Cook’s remix of this song hit UK No.1.
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Cornershop
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Staying Out For The Summer
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Goofy London power-pop trio also known for “Good Enough” and “In a Room.”
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Dodgy
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Great Things
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London band fronted by Sonya Madan, also known for “Insomniac” and “King of the Kerb.”
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Echobelly
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Connection
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London band formed by ex-Suede member Justine Frischmann. Other hits include “Stutter” and “Waking Up.”
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Elastica
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Laid
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Manchester band named after their drummer, also known for “Sit Down” and “She’s a Star.”
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James
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Hush
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Psychedelic rock band heavily influenced by Indian music & culture. Other hits include "Tattva" and "Govinda".
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Kula Shaker
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There She Goes
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Band whose self titled & only album is critically acclaimed. Their name is Scouse for "lads".
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The La's
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Ladykillers
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Shoegaze/indie pop band. Drummer Chris Acland’s death in 1996 led to their split. Albums include "Lovelife" & "Spooky".
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Lush
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If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next
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Welsh rock band known for politically charged lyrics. Other hits include “A Design for Life” and “Motorcycle Emptiness.”
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Manic Street Preachers
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Sleep
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Manchester band led by Jaime Harding, also known for “Toys for Boys” and "This World and Body".
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Marion
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Daydreamer
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Short-lived London band hyped up by the music press. Other singles include “Being Brave” and “Stardust.”
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Menswear
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Wonderwall
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Hugely successful band led by the Gallagher brothers. Other hits include “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and “Live Forever.”
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Oasis
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The Riverboat Song
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Birmingham band whose album Moseley Shoals spent 92 weeks on the UK charts.
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Ocean Colour Scene
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Common People
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Iconic Sheffield band fronted by Jarvis Cocker, known for his sharp lyrics and Brit Awards antics.
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Pulp
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Creep
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Oxford band fronted by Thom Yorke, who later pushed into experimental rock with albums like "OK Computer" and "Kid A".
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Radiohead
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Place Your Hands
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West Country rockers who scored a huge hit with this 1996 anthem. Other hits include "Yer Old" & "Naked".
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Reef
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Ready to Go
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Dance-rock crossover band fronted by Saffron. Other hit single: “Drop Dead Gorgeous.”
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Republica
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Viva La Megababes
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Female pop duo with punky Britpop attitude, best remembered for their 1994 hit “Trouble.”
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Shampoo
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Chasing Rainbows
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York band fronted by Rick Witter, also known for “Going for Gold” and “Disco Down.”
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Shed Seven
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Female of the Species
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Liverpool band with quirky, lounge-tinged Britpop hits like “Me and You vs the World.”
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Space
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Just Enough Education To Perform
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Welsh band fronted by gravel-voiced Kelly Jones. Big hits include “Dakota” and “The Bartender and the Thief.”
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Stereophonics
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Beautiful Ones
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London band who are one of the "Big Four" of Britpop. Albums include "Coming Up" and "Dog Man Star".
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Suede
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Juxtapozed With U
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Welsh psychedelic rock band from the “Cool Cymru” wave. Other songs include “Something 4 the Weekend” and “God! Show Me Magic.”
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Super Furry Animals
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I Should Coco
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Oxford band fronted by Gaz Coombes, famous for his massive sideburns, with hits like “Alright” and “Pumping on Your Stereo.”
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Supergrass
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Sing
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Scottish band led by Fran Healy, whose melodic sound paved the way for Coldplay. Other hits include “Why Does It Always Rain on Me?”
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Travis
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Bitter Sweet Symphony
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Volatile Wigan band fronted by Richard Ashcroft, also known for “The Drugs Don’t Work” and “Lucky Man."
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The Verve
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