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Music should be college radio - indie, alternative, hardcore, punk type music. Contributors can request up to 5 per month. Use the search box at the top left of the page or the bands list to the right. Before making a request, please make sure that the release hasn't already been posted. If you're rude, I won't fulfill your request(s). One request (new post) per month, please. Please email to ihatethe90s gmail com to make your request or use the dropdown box below to email me.

It makes it so much easier on me and saves me from having to try and decipher what it is you're asking for. Please, dear readers, when emailing me directly, give me some information such as wanting a file reupped, or a file posted. The following year, Martin Phillipps broke up The Chills again, yet the group reconvened a couple times to record Sunburnt (1996) and Stand By (2004). Two years later, they released Soft Bomb, which suffered the same fate as Submarine Bells. The album was well received by criticsĪnd college radio, yet it failed to break the band into the mainstream Submarine Bells was recorded with yet another version of the band, with Jimmy Stephenson replacing Easther, The Chills, particularly Phillipps, were more satisfied with their second full-length album, 1990's Submarine Bells, their first record released on an American major label. Produced by Mayo Thompson, the leading figure of the cult band the Red Crayola and a former member of Pere Ubu, the bandmembers weren't satisfied with the final result, claiming it was too loose and under-produced. With the lineup of Phillipps, bassist Justin Harwood, keyboardist Andrew Todd, and drummer Caroline Easther - the group's tenth lineup - The Chills recorded their first proper album, Brave Worlds, in 1987.

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