Therapy? - Troublegum 30
Therapy? was formed in Belfast in 1989. After their self-released single 'Meat Abstract' was picked up by BBC DJ John Peel, major record labels took notice.
A&M won the race and released Therapy?'s debut album, Nurse, in 1993. It was quickly followed by Troublegum.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of their album Troublegum, the band is touring this year with a set—not just a short playthrough—based on Therapy? in 1994, featuring tracks from that era alongside the Troublegum songs.
This punk-metal milestone was released by A&M Records on February 7, 1994. Troublegum was a massive success, named one of the 'Albums of the Year', winning Album of the Year in Kerrang, reaching number 2 in Metal Hammer, and ranking highly in the NME and Melody Maker end-of-year charts, as well as receiving a Mercury Prize nomination. It also led to 2 MTV nominations, 5 hit singles, and 5 appearances on Top of the Pops, with over a million copies sold worldwide.
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Punk duo Deux Furieuses are all about uncompromising, politically charged rock.
Scottish singer/guitarist Ros Cairney and London-based Greek drummer Vas Antoniadou have released three critically acclaimed albums. Their self-released debut, Tracks of Wire, produced by Rob Ellis (PJ Harvey), caught the attention of Xtra Mile Recordings, which is now their home.
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