The High Fidelity

Sean Dickson initial produced himself a name within the indie-pop group, The Soup Dragons. The Manchester four-piece attained success making use of their catchy 1992 strike “Divine Thing,” but with the middle-90s, Dickson wanted another thing. He founded The Great Fidelity in 1995 for the compilation released by Great Times magazine rather than looked back again. The Great Fidelity, which also included Ross McFarlane on drums and Adrian Barry on bass, produced their debut using the Stash EP in 1996. Six years afterwards, they released their correct debut Demonstration. Choice Press continued to hail The Great Fidelity among the “100 Rings You should know” within their March 2002 concern.