They were initially called Sun..! and released their
first EP under that name. It was also the first album to be co-produced by
Nigel Godrich, who went on to produce for
Radiohead and
Paul McCartney. The song "Golden Skin" was featured on the soundtrack of the 1990s British comedy film
Shooting Fish. The band toured extensively during 1997 and 1998, headlining and supporting
Sleeper,
James,
Gene,
Mansun and
Ash. They also played
Glastonbury,
Reading,
Lowlands and the
V Festivals in 1997. The band's second album
Neo Wave was released the following year and was produced by Al Clay. It contained their biggest hit "
Too Much, Too Little, Too Late", a cover of the
Johnny Mathis ballad which the band originally recorded for fun during a
B-side recording session. The EP release also contained a version of
Rush's "Xanadu" which the band condensed into a four-minute pop song, as well as a cover of
My Bloody Valentine's "
You Made Me Realise". ==Discography==