Artist's albums
Trysome Eatone
1997 · album
Love Spit Love
1994 · album
Similar artists
Soul Asylum
Artist
The Smithereens
Artist
Love and Rockets
Artist
Dramarama
Artist
The Psychedelic Furs
Artist
Cracker
Artist
Jesus Jones
Artist
Guadalcanal Diary
Artist
The Judybats
Artist
Concrete Blonde
Artist
Sponge
Artist
Material Issue
Artist
The Mighty Lemon Drops
Artist
School Of Fish
Artist
The Connells
Artist
Sugar
Artist
Toad The Wet Sprocket
Artist
The Ocean Blue
Artist
Rob Dickinson
Artist
Ian McCulloch
Artist
Biography
Love Spit Love marked the second coming of vocalist Richard Butler, previously known for his work as the frontman of post-punk favorites the Psychedelic Furs. In the wake of the Furs' 1991 break-up, Butler relocated from his native Britain to New York City, where in 1992 he teamed with guitarist Richard Fortus to found Love Spit Love, so named in honor of an erotic art exhibit. After enlisting drummer Frank Ferrer, Butler brought in his brother Tim, a fellow Psych Furs member, to assume bass chores on Love Spit Love's eponymously-titled 1994 debut; the album scored a Top 100 single with the shimmering "Am I Wrong," but the group's label, Imago, soon went bankrupt, and apart from a cover of the Smiths' classic "How Soon Is Now?" recorded for the soundtrack of the 1996 film The Craft nothing was heard from the band for several years. After signing to Maverick, Love Spit Love -- now with bassist Chris Wilson replacing Tim Butler -- resurfaced with Trysome Eatone in 1997. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi