Stump
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Biography
Stump was formed in 1983 by Mick Lynch (vocals), Rob McKahey (drums), Kev Hopper (bass) and Chris Salmon (guitar) in the United Kingdom, though the group was often described as IrishâEnglish. The band first attracted attention with the EP Mud on a Colon released in 1986 on Ron Johnson, followed by the selfâreleased miniâalbum Quirk Out produced by Hugh Jones, which included the cult track "Buffalo" that appeared on the NME C86 compilation and received a Channel â¯4 video on The Tube. In 1987 the group issued the Peel Sessions EP on Strange Fruit and secured a deal with Ensign Records. Their sole fullâlength album, A Fierce Pancake, was released in 1988, recorded in Berlin and London, and produced by Holger Hiller with assistance from Stephen Street; the album yielded the singles "Chaos", "Charlton Heston"-which peaked at number 72 on the UK Singles Chart in August 1988-and a reâissued "Buffalo". Despite critical acclaim, the album failed to achieve commercial success, and Stump disbanded later that year. The catalogue remained out of print until 2008 when Sanctuary Records released the comprehensive box set The Complete Anthology. Mick Lynch passed away in December, â¯2015, leaving a legacy that continues to influence alternative rock circles.
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Albums
Top Tracks
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- Devil to Pay featuring Stump
- Orgasm Way
- Tupperware Stripper
- My Journey
- Rejected
- Kitchen Table
- Fire in the Sky
- The Queen And The Pope
- Get Dirty
- Tread Lighty
- What Have I Got Myself Into?
- Travel with Me
- Mercy
- Weary in Well Doing
- Love Ya's
- Fell Along the Way
- Chrome Cowgyrls
- 220 Socket
- Where Am I? by Bruh Mike
- Be Patient
- Way Back There
- Sweep It Up
- Million Pieces
- Tough All Over
