Not Fragile

Not Fragile formed in the 1990s with Michael Knight on vocals, Steve Price on guitar, Mark Gilbert on bass, and Paul Harvey on drums. Their debut album, also called Not Fragile, included the track "Don't Give Up," which became a global hit. The song's straightforward message about perseverance connected with listeners in a way that felt direct rather than grandiose.

After that initial success, the band faced some internal changes. Price, Gilbert, and Harvey all left at different points, leaving Knight as the only original member. They kept recording with new musicians, putting out songs like "Flight Of The Intruder" and "Into The Madhouse" that maintained a similar rock and electronic feel without trying to recreate the exact sound of their early work.

Their catalog includes tracks like "Human Revolution" and "Hungry For Love," which fit with the straightforward, slightly gritty approach they established early on. The band's name ended up being more literal than they might have intended, given how they kept going through lineup shifts and industry noise.