Midway Still
Midway Still are a punk-pop band formed in the early 1990s in Kent, England.[1] The band recorded a Peel session in 1991[2] prior to the release of their debut album, Dial Square (1992), on the Roughneck Recordings label, which was a subsidiary of Fire Records. The album was produced by Don Fleming, and was followed by Life's Too Long in 1993 (produced by Leatherface's Frankie Stubbs). The band split before their third album was released, though a reunion of sorts took place in 2000,[3] and a single, "Fuck You" was released in 2001 on Antipop Records. The band are scheduled to release a new album, Note to Self, on Boss Tuneage in April 2010,[4] followed by a tour.
Discography
Singles
- "I Won't Try" (test pressing)
- "I Won't Try"
- "Wish"
- "Better Than Before"
- "Wow"
- "Slugabed"
"Counting Days"
- "Fly Me to the Moon"
- "Fuck You"
Albums
- Dial Square (Roughneck, 1992)
- Life's Too Long (Fire Records, 1993)
- I Won't Try (Compilation, Fire Records, 2005)[5]
- Note to Self (Boss Tuneage, 2010)
Gigography
- 15 August 1991 National Club Kilburn
- 10 September 1991 Derby The Dial
- 14 December 1991 Derby The Assembly Rooms
- 29 February 1992 Essex University Colchester
- 7 May 1992 Sheffield Poly
- 5 October 1992 Derby Wherehouse (supported by Radiohead)
- 10 May 1993 Fibbers York
- 23 May 1993 Guildhall Portsmouth
- ? May 1994 Monkey Club Swindon
- 7 July 2000 The Garage Islington
- 21 July 2000 Upstairs at The Garage Islington
- 27 January 2005 The Bull and Gate London
- 5 February 2005 The Victoria Swindon
- 4 March 2007 The Academy Islington
References
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