Artist's albums
As Good As It Gets - The Best Of Gene
2001 · compilation
Libertine
2001 · album
As Good As It Gets (Pt.1)
1999 · single
As Good As It Gets (Pt.2)
1999 · single
Fill Her Up (Pt.1)
1999 · single
Fill Her Up (Pt.2)
1999 · single
Revelations
1999 · album
We Could Be Kings
1997 · single
Where Are They Now?
1997 · single
Drawn To The Deep End
1997 · album
Speak To Me Someone
1997 · single
Fighting Fit
1996 · single
Still Can't Find The Phone
1995 · single
Haunted By You
1995 · single
Olympian
1995 · album
Olympian EP
1995 · EP
Be My Light, Be My Guide EP
1994 · EP
Sleep Well Tonight
1994 · single
OMG
2023 · single
maiteryataiteryasuikome burning
2023 · single
Early in the Morning
2019 · single
Let Him
2018 · single
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Biography
Gene were formed in London in 1993 by singer Martin Rossiter, guitarist Steve Mason, bassist Kevin Miles and drummer Matt James. Inspired by the songs of The Faces & The Smiths, Rossiter’s literate vocals and Mason’s fluid guitar lines were perfectly complemented by the intuitive rhythm section of Miles and James. They released four studio albums and went on to score 10 Top 40 hits. Their debut album ‘Olympian’ was originally released in 1995 and reached number eight in the UK album charts. The album went silver with the title track later released as a single, also charting in the top 20 UK Singles charts. They followed up with ‘To See The Lights’ an LP of rarities, live tracks. Released on Polydor in 1996 the album went top 20 in the charts. ‘Drawn To The Deep End’ (1997) was their second studio album, taking its name from B-Side 'Fighting Fit’. The album was lavishly produced: filled with strings, guitar solos from Steve Mason and Martin Rossiter’s writings of loneliness It included 'Where Are They Now?' and 'Speak to me Someone'. Moving into new political and heavier rock territory ‘Revelations’ The album included 'As Good As it Gets', 'The British Disease' ‘Libertine’ was subsequently released on their own label Sub Rosa in 2001. The album sees them weaving between past attitudes reminiscent of early Gene and seamlessly moving into new territory. With the addition of it being a self release ‘Libertine’ carried with it an artistic freedom for the band.