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Supergrass’ Britpop Classic ‘In It for the Money’ Gets a Remastered Expanded Edition

Supergrass’ Britpop Classic ‘In It for the Money’ Gets a Remastered Expanded Edition

Supergrass’ In It for the Money has gone down in rock history as a Britpop classic, and it sounds fresh and gleaming to this day.

The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 (Part 4)

The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 (Part 4)

Part four of the most "memorable" music of 1999 brings a superb sophomore turn from the Dixie Chicks while Garth Brooks goes kinda nuts. British rock stands proud with Muse, Gomez, and Supergrass and the schlocky, corporate rock of Creed rockets to the top of the US charts.

Even the Misses Sound Like Hits on Supergrass’ ‘The Strange Ones 1994-2008’

Even the Misses Sound Like Hits on Supergrass’ ‘The Strange Ones 1994-2008’

Straight outta Britpop and straight to the top of the charts, and then gradually back down. When everyone was watching Oasis and Blur call each other names, they should have been listening to Supergrass.

Walk the Walk: An Interview with Gaz Coombes

Walk the Walk: An Interview with Gaz Coombes

Former Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes talks with PopMatters about his career, rediscovering his love of the guitar, and his new solo album, World's Strongest Man, which may be his best work yet.

Gaz Coombes – “Deep Pockets” (Singles Going Steady)

Gaz Coombes – “Deep Pockets” (Singles Going Steady)

Gaz Coombes understands that being connected sometimes just means being in the same place and the same time.

Gaz Coombes + Piney Gir: Rockwood Music Hall NYC (Photos)

Gaz Coombes + Piney Gir: Rockwood Music Hall NYC (Photos)

Gaz Coombes performed songs from his solo catalog, including his latest Matador, but shared a few singles from his former outfit Supergrass.

Gaz Coombes Presents: Here Come the Bombs

15 Years Later: Blur’s ‘Parklife’

Supergrass: Diamond Hoo Ha

The Long Road to Hoo Ha: An Interview with Supergrass

Supergrass: Road to Rouen

Supergrass: Supergrass is 10: The Best of 94-04