Mesh, a British electronic alternative group formed in 1991, emerged from the alternative scene with a lineup blending guitarâdriven hooks and atmospheric textures. Their early work began with the Fragile EP in 1994, followed by the fullâlength In This Place Forever on 10â¯Augustâ¯1996, which established their presence on the UK indie circuit. Subsequent releases-Fragmente (1998), The Point at Which It Falls Apart (1999), and Originalâ¯91â¯ââ¯93 (2000)-expanded their catalog, while On This Tour Forever (2000) showcased their live energy. In 2001, Who Watches over Me? continued their exploration of melodic rock, and Fragmenteâ¯2 (2002) added depth to their discography. The midâ2000s saw a shift with the Crash EP (February 2006) and We Collide (Marchâ¯2006), followed by the We Collide Tour â The Worldâs a Big Place album (Novemberâ¯2007). Later projects included Only Better (Septemberâ¯2009), A Perfect Solution (Octoberâ¯2009), How Long? (Marchâ¯2010), An Alternative Solution (Mayâ¯2011), Born to Lie (Januaryâ¯2013), Automation Baby (Marchâ¯2013), Looking Skyward (Augustâ¯2016), and the live recording Live at Neuesâ¯Gewandhaus Leipzig (Novemberâ¯2017). Meshâs single "Hold and Restrain" (Januaryâ¯2010) added to their catalog, and the group remained active in touring and recording throughout the 2010s and 2020s, maintaining a steady presence in the UK alternative rock scene. Ten years after Looking Skyward, Mesh released their ninth studio full-length Truth Doesn't Matter (March 2026, along with the EPs Hey Stranger and This World.
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