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1990s (band)
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1990s
Origin Glasgow, Scotland
Genres Indie rock
Garage rock
Power pop
Labels Rough Trade
Associated acts The Yummy Fur, V-Twin, Stinky Munchkins, Teenage Fanclub
Members
Jackie McKeown
Michael McGaughrin
Dino Bardot
Past members
Jamie McMorrow

1990s are an indie rock three-piece band from Glasgow, Scotland.

The band's second album, Kicks, was produced by Bernard Butler and was released on 23 March 2009. This twelve-track sophomore effort included the glam-stomp of 'The Box', 'Everybody Please Relax' and the single '59' (the video of which was shot on the number 59 bus around Glasgow).[1] It boasted a beefier, harmony-driven sound, whilst maintaining the band's trademark style and wit. Kicks also featured a guest turn from former The Long Blondes singer Kate Jackson, who lent backing vocals to the track "Kickstrasse." NME wrote that "like Supergrass and British Sea Power before them, 1990s refusal to be difficult and consistent greatness makes them a hard concept to market. But a fantastic one to listen to."

Year: 1990
Year: 2009