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Neds Atomic Dustbin
Neds Atomic Dustbin formed in Stourbridge, England in 1989 with Jonn Penney on vocals, Alex Westaway and Mat Sargent on guitars, Phil Smee on bass, and Mick...
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All I Ask Of Myself Is That I Hold Together
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Capital Letters
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Cut Up
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Grey Cell Green
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Happy
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Kill Your Television
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Less Than Useful
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Not Sleeping Around
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Nothing Like
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Premonition
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Selfish
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Song Eleven Could Take Forever
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Spring
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Suave And Suffocated
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Swallowing Air
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Throwing Things
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Neds Atomic Dustbin formed in Stourbridge, England in 1989 with Jonn Penney on vocals, Alex Westaway and Mat Sargent on guitars, Phil Smee on bass, and Mick Parkin on drums. They released their debut single 'Kill Your Television' in 1990, followed by the album 'God Fodder' in 1991.
Their song 'Song Eleven Could Take Forever' came out in 1992, and other tracks like 'A Leg End In His Own Boots' and 'Capital Letters' show their mix of melodic pop and jangly guitars. The band's lyrics often dealt with introspective themes, though some material like 'Grey Cell Green' drew criticism from animal rights activists.
The group's sound stayed grounded in British indie rock without much of the dramatic rise-and-fall narrative that sometimes gets attached to bands from that era.
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