James Metcalfe
Released in 1995 at the height of the Britpop movement, the impressive record of Supergrass’ debut album against the likes of Blur, Pulp and Oasis is a testament to their clever musical writing. Seen as the voice for the youth, the album epitomises Britpop’s optimistic and free nature as it lets loose a whirlwind of freedom for their listeners to enjoy. Revelling on being the ‘new boys on the block’, it’s an album that plays itself with so much energetic enjoyment that anyone listening will love.
Light hearted, jovial and fun, it’s the perfect pick up album for anyone wishing to reminisce or just enjoy a freer outlook on life for a bit.
