Artist's albums
Wise Up Suckers
1996 · album
Two Fingers My Friends!
1995 · album
Dos Dedos Mis Amigos
1994 · album
The Looks Or The Lifestyle
1993 · album
16 Different Flavours Of Hell
1993 · album
Weird's Bar And Grill/Live
1993 · album
Cure For Sanity
1990 · album
This Is The Day...
1989 · album
Chihuahua
2022 · single
The Poppies Strike Back
2022 · single
Anti-Nasty League
2015 · album
Feasting Frenzy
2011 · album
New Noise Designed by a Sadist
2011 · album
Box Frenzy (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition)
2011 · album
Axe of Men 2010
2011 · single
Box Frenzy
2011 · album
Now for a Feast
2011 · album
The Best Of
2008 · compilation
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Biography
Heralding from the West Midlands, UK, Pop Will Eat Itself are an alternative rock band often attributed with the rise of the grebo music subculture in the late 1980s. Initially performing under the moniker Wild and Wandering, vocalist/guitarist Clint Mansell, drummer-turned-vocalist Graham Crabb, keyboardist Adam Mole and bassist Richard March decided on the name “Pop Will Eat Itself” taken from an NME feature on the group Jamie Wednesday, later known as Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine. By the release of their full-length debut, Box Frenzy, Pop Will Eat Itself - PWEI for short - begun to pioneer the ‘grebo’ sound, gaining significant UK media attention. With their 1989 hip-hop inspired masterpiece, This Is The Day, This Is The Hour, This Is This, their debut album under RCA, quickly followed by 1991’s Cure For Sanity and 1992’s The Looks Or The Lifestyle (which saw the addition of drummer Fuzz Townshend), PWEI saw their influence being felt throughout the UK music scene before being signed to long-time fan Trent Reznor's label, Nothing. After the release of 1994’s Dos Dedos Mis Amigos, PWEI disbanded before briefly reforming in 2005, and making a full return in 2010 featuring new members Davey Bennett (bass) and Mary Byker (vocals, Gaye Bykers On Acid). After the release of 2011’s New Noise Designed by a Sadist and 2015’s Anti-Nasty League, Pop Will Eat Itself have toured extensively across the world, and are releasing brand new material in 2022.