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Their first two albums ''Nowhere'' and ''Going Blank Again'' have been enshrined in the canon of essential {{shoegazing}} albums, with the former sometimes being considered the genre's second best effort after ''Music/{{Loveless}}'', and the latter toning down the shoegaze tendencies in favour of influences drawn from {{Grunge}} (the band-members admit to being inspired by Music/{{Nirvana}}'s ''Music/{{Nevermind}}'' while recording), PowerPop and classic rock, giving it a sort of proto-{{Britpop}} sound. Once shoegaze collapsed, the band tried to stay relevant by reinventing itself as a full-on {{Britpop}} act with ''Carnival of Light'', which gained them some positive notice but no chart success, and increasing tension between songwriters Bell and Gardener led the band to break up during the recording of ''Tarantula''. During their break-up, Andy Bell formed Hurricane #1 and later served as Music/{{Oasis}}' bassist.
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Their first two albums ''Nowhere'' and ''Going Blank Again'' have been enshrined in the canon of essential {{shoegazing}} albums, with the former sometimes being considered the genre's second best effort after ''Music/{{Loveless}}'', and the latter toning down the shoegaze tendencies in favour of influences drawn from {{Grunge}} (the band-members admit to being inspired by Music/{{Nirvana}}'s ''Music/{{Nevermind}}'' ''Music/{{Nevermind|Album}}'' while recording), PowerPop and classic rock, giving it a sort of proto-{{Britpop}} sound. Once shoegaze collapsed, the band tried to stay relevant by reinventing itself as a full-on {{Britpop}} act with ''Carnival of Light'', which gained them some positive notice but no chart success, and increasing tension between songwriters Bell and Gardener led the band to break up during the recording of ''Tarantula''. During their break-up, Andy Bell formed Hurricane #1 and later served as Music/{{Oasis}}' bassist.
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Their first two albums ''Nowhere'' and ''Going Blank Again'' have been enshrined in the canon of essential shoegazing albums, with the former sometimes being considered the genre's second best effort after ''Music/{{Loveless}}'', and the latter toning down the shoegaze tendencies in favour of influences drawn from {{Grunge}} (the band-members admit to being inspired by Music/{{Nirvana}}'s ''Music/{{Nevermind}}'' while recording), PowerPop and classic rock, giving it a sort of proto-{{Britpop}} sound. Once shoegaze collapsed, the band tried to stay relevant by reinventing itself as a full-on {{Britpop}} act with ''Carnival of Light'', which gained them some positive notice but no chart success, and increasing tension between songwriters Bell and Gardener led the band to break up during the recording of ''Tarantula''. During their break-up, Andy Bell formed Hurricane #1 and later served as Music/{{Oasis}}' bassist.
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Their first two albums ''Nowhere'' and ''Going Blank Again'' have been enshrined in the canon of essential shoegazing {{shoegazing}} albums, with the former sometimes being considered the genre's second best effort after ''Music/{{Loveless}}'', and the latter toning down the shoegaze tendencies in favour of influences drawn from {{Grunge}} (the band-members admit to being inspired by Music/{{Nirvana}}'s ''Music/{{Nevermind}}'' while recording), PowerPop and classic rock, giving it a sort of proto-{{Britpop}} sound. Once shoegaze collapsed, the band tried to stay relevant by reinventing itself as a full-on {{Britpop}} act with ''Carnival of Light'', which gained them some positive notice but no chart success, and increasing tension between songwriters Bell and Gardener led the band to break up during the recording of ''Tarantula''. During their break-up, Andy Bell formed Hurricane #1 and later served as Music/{{Oasis}}' bassist.
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** Played with for "Time Machine", which takes just over half of its 6-minute runtime for any vocals to come in.
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* LimitedLyricsSong: "Mouse Trap" and "Not Fazed".
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* NonAppearingTitle: Several examples, including "Seagull", "Polar Bear", "Chrome Waves", "Mouse Trap", "Cool Your Boots", and "OX4".
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* NonAppearingTitle: Several examples, including "Seagull", "Polar Bear", "Chrome Waves", "Mouse Trap", "Cool Your Boots", and "OX4"."[=OX4=]".
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* NonAppearingTitle: Several examples, including "Seagull", "Polar Bear", "Chrome Waves", "Mouse Trap", "Cool Your Boots", and "OX4".
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* {{Sampling}}: The intro to "Cool Your Boots" samples a bit of dialogue from the movie ''Film/WithnailAndI'' ("Even a stopped clock gives the correct time twice a day").
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* {{Sampling}}: The intro to "Cool Your Boots" samples a bit of dialogue from the movie film ''Film/WithnailAndI'' ("Even a stopped clock gives the correct time twice a day").
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* {{Sampling}}: The intro to "Cool Your Boots" samples a snippet of dialogue from the movie ''Film/WithnailAndI'' ("Even a stopped clock gives the correct time twice a day").
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* {{Sampling}}: The intro to "Cool Your Boots" samples a snippet bit of dialogue from the movie ''Film/WithnailAndI'' ("Even a stopped clock gives the correct time twice a day").
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* DooWopProgression: The verses to "Twisterella" utilize the I-vi-IV-V variant of the Doo-Wop Progression.
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* LocalReference: The title to "OX4" is a postal code for the band's hometown, Oxford; the song's lyrics are about the band's desire to return home.
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* LocalReference: The title to "OX4" "[=OX4=]" is a postal code for the band's hometown, Oxford; the song's lyrics are about the band's desire to return home.
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* LocalReference: The title to "OX4" is a postal code for the band's hometown, Oxford; the song's lyrics are about the band's desire to return home.
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* {{Sampling}}: The intro to "Cool Your Boots" samples a snippet of dialogue from the movie ''WithnailAndI'' ("Even a stopped clock gives the correct time twice a day").
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* {{Sampling}}: The intro to "Cool Your Boots" samples a snippet of dialogue from the movie ''WithnailAndI'' ''Film/WithnailAndI'' ("Even a stopped clock gives the correct time twice a day").
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* TitleTrack: Played straight with ''Weather Diaries'' and the song of the same name. Averted with ''Nowhere'' and ''Going Blank Again''; the song "Nowhere" was originally released on the ''Fall'' EP, while the song "Going Blank Again" was released on the "Twisterella" single.
