Album of the Day

Brit-pop’s rambunctious little brothers, Supergrass burst onto the U.K. music scene in the mid-1990s with an infectious blend of power-pop melodies, youthful punk attitude, and a wicked sense of humor. The Oxford trio devoured a lot of music in their youth, and their first album, I SHOULD COCO, combines the melodicism of The Kinks, the rhythms of The Who, the Anglo-centric vocals of Madness and the energy of Buzzcocks. It was an immediate smash in England, reaching the #1 spot on the U.K. album chart and becoming the biggest-selling debut album for Parlophone since The Beatles. A deluxe 20th anniversary expanded edition of I SHOULD COCO is now available featuring a bonus disc of B-sides, demos, outtakes and curios (including rare versions of such favorites as “Caught By The Fuzz,” “Lenny” and “Alright”) as well as a disc of live recordings from the era.