The Auteurs - New WaveFronted by Luke Haines, The Auteurs arrived on the cusp of shifting musical scenes. Madchester was dead, Britpop was about to be born. Originally released in February 1993 on Hut Records, 'New Wave' was the debut album by The Auteurs. Produced by Phil Vinall and Haines, the album featured the singles 'Showgirl' and 'How I Could Be Wrong'. The album was well received on release, perceived as being part of a nascent Brit Pop scene, and was nominated in

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The band brought new focus to their wide-ranging songcraft

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is the 5th biggest-selling album in UK chart history and became the band's breakthrough album in the US where it sold 4 million copies

Fucked Up's 'Chemistry Of Common Life' (2008 and 'David Comes To Life' (2011) were as conceptually ambitious as any rock albums in recent memory

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