Brilliant Corners

The Brilliant Edges were among the many Uk jangle pop acts in the ’80s that hardly ever were able to corral a mainstream audience. It wasn’t for too little attempting, either. The Outstanding Corners injected a lot of their early information with finger-snapping hooks, however they had been mainly applauded with a cult of devotees. The Outstanding Corners had been produced by David Woodward (vocals, guitars), Chris Calvin (bass), and Bob Morris (drums) in Bristol, Britain, in 1984. The group released their initial record, Developing up Absurd, on SS20 Information in Sept 1985. In 1988, the Brilliant Sides released their most critically acclaimed LP, Someone up There Wants Me, on McQueen Information. Despite hummable music such as for example “Brian Rix” and “Your Foot Never Touch the bottom,” the Outstanding Corners had been denied a industrial discovery. In 1990, the music group veered from its buoyant mixture of jangling guitars and trumpet for the record Hooked, rather directing its audio toward the shoegazer motion. The record disappointed lots of the Outstanding Corners’ fans using its innovative change. The group came back to their primary formula on A BRIEF HISTORY of White Garbage in 1993; nevertheless, it had been their last record as the Outstanding Corners known as it quits. Woodward afterwards joined up with Experimental Pop Music group.