Stereogum — With ultra-catchy singles like "Alright," "Caught By The Fuzz," and the cheeky "In It For The Money," Oxford trio Supergrass were one of the most fun participants in the 1990s Britpop movement. They outlasted that cultural moment by a decade-plus bef... more info

Obscure Sound — Released today, “Rubbing Shoulders With The Devil” is a catchy rocker from London-based act Revolvers. A menacing guitar growl accompanies confident vocals to start, exuding a vibe reminiscent of early Arctic Monkeys or Supergrass. The track’s ... more info

Obscure Sound — Getting Serious (single) by The Laytcomers After impressing with tracks like “Population Grave” and “Sharpie Head,” The Laytcomers return with a similarly charismatic tune that reminds of a cross between The Fall and early Supergrass. Snarlin... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The onetime Supergrass frontman's new album, 'World's Strongest Man', is out now. Continue reading… more info

DrownedInSound — The former Supergrass leader is so busy trying to prove something that all of the magic is lost more info

BBC News - UK — The former Supergrass frontman's new album addresses "toxic masculinity" and anxiety. more info

NME — Get ready for 'Goffstonbury' Danny Goffey Former Supergrass drummer and songwriter Danny Goffey is back with details of his new solo album ‘Schtick’. Check out the …Continue reading » The post Supergrass’ Danny Goffey unveils ‘Buzzki... more info

Stereogum — Former Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes is gearing up to release his third solo album, World's Strongest Man, in just under two months. Ahead of that, he's stateside playing a handful of shows and, amidst his gigs at Brooklyn's Baby's All Right and Ma... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's NYC shows include Adrianne Lenker (of Big Thief), CupcakKe, Secret Circle, Epic Beard Men (aka Sage Francis + B. Dolan), onetime Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes, and more. Continue reading… more info

Obscure Sound — California-based rockers Laytcomers impressed last summer with the peppy “Sharpie Head“, with an inventive and enthusiastic approach that reminded me of Supergrass, as well as The Fall (R.I.P. Mark E Smith). The track incorporated saxophones into... more info