Bush
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Bush return in strong form on The Sea of Memories (2011), blending hard-hitting guitars, modern production and huge rock-radio choruses.
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Bush deliver the album of their career, but nobody was listening.
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Bush hit their stride on a thrilling third album, while confirming that it is indeed “all over” for orangutans.
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Can Bush shake off those Nirvana comparisons with an album of electronica remixes? Err, no.
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Bush chase credibility with a harsher, moodier sound—effective at times, but less immediate than the debut.
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Bush’s Sixteen Stone (1994) is a polarising debut with a monster hit-run — post-grunge punch, big hooks, and a few obvious weak cuts.