Bleach (British band)

Bleach were an English indie rock band from Ipswich, England, usually considered part of the shoegazing genre. The band was formed in 1989 by brothers Neil and Nick Singleton (guitar and bass, respectively) together with drummer Steve Scott and vocalist Salli Carson.[1] Their first release was the Eclipse EP in 1990, followed in 1991 by the Snag EP. The tracks from these two EPs were collected on an album in 1991. 1992 saw the release of the full-length album Killing Time, and the single "Shotgun", a surprising mixture of shoegazing and rap. In 1993 the band released two separate mini-albums, Hard and Fast. The group disbanded shortly thereafter.

This article is about the English indie band. For the Christian rock group, see Bleach (American band).
Bleach
Bleach, 1991
Background information
OriginIpswich, England
GenresShoegazing
Years active1989–1993
LabelsDali/Chameleon
Musidisc
Way Cool/Artlos
MembersSalli Carson
Steve Scott
Neil Singleton
Nick Singleton

The band reunited for two live shows in summer 2015; one a private event and one in their original hometown of Ipswich on 27 June, at St Peter's by the Waterfront.

Discography

Singles/EPs
  • Eclipse EP (1990) Way Cool/Artlos
  • Snag EP (1991) Way Cool/Artlos
  • "Shotgun" (1992) Musidisc

Albums
  • Bleach (singles) (1991) Artlos
  • Killing Time (1992) Musidisc
  • Hard (1992) Musidisc
  • Fast (1993) Musidisc
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References
  • Larkin, Colin. The Guinness who's who of indie and new wave. 2nd ed. Enfield: Guinness, 1995, p. 51.
  1. Strong, Martin C. (1999). The Great Alternative & Indie Discography. Canongate. ISBN 0-86241-913-1.


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