Grass Show

Grass Show (often written Grass~Show®) was a Britpop-inspired indie band from Sweden, active in the mid- to late-1990s. The band released one album in the United Kingdom, Something Smells Good In Stinkville (1997), from which there were three singles, "1962", "Freak Show" and "Out Of The Void". The album contains a cover version of the Ace of Base song, "All That She Wants".

Grass-Show
OriginSweden
GenresIndie rock
Years active19951997
LabelsFood records
Parlophone
EMI Svenska
Egging (Japan)
Past membersPeter Ågren (vocals, guitar)
Erik Kinell (vocals, guitar, bass guitar)
Andrew Dry (bass guitar)
Robert Gehring (guitar, backing vocals)
Mattias Moberg (drums)

The artwork Grass Show's releases was notable as it often portrayed imagery of 1950s American families, which were juxtaposed with surreal and absurd elements. For example, the sleeve for the "1962" single has images of families cooking trainers.

Discography

Albums

  • Something Smells Good In Stinkville (June 1997), Food
  1. "Freak Show"
  2. "1962"
  3. "Out of the Void"
  4. "Unreal World"
  5. "Cavemankind"
  6. "All That She Wants"
  7. "Talk Talk Talk"
  8. "Make Love Not War"
  9. "Losing Touch"
  10. "Love 180"
  11. "Alice"
  12. "Getting You Out of My Head"
  • Vertigo (2001), Dorkland/Egging Records - Japan only release
  1. "Vertigo"
  2. "Mundane Days"
  3. "This Is Your Life"
  4. "Easy"
  5. "When You're A Boy"
  6. "Face Off"

UK singles

Title Date UK singles chart[1]
"All That She Wants" / "Talk Talk Talk" (EMI) 12 August 1996 -
"Out Of The Void" / "Alice" (Food records) 12 October 1996 -
"1962" (Food records B00000AP4K) 17 February 1997 53
"Freak Show" (Food records B00000AP4M) 19 May 1997 -
"Out Of The Void" (Food records B00000AP4P) 11 August 1997 75

References

  1. Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 234. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
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