Supergrass

I Should Coco

First released1995

I Should Coco, the debut album by Supergrass, was recorded in 1994 at various studios including Sawmills Studio in Cornwall and Town House Studios in London. The album was produced by the band members themselves along with Sam Williams, who played a key role in shaping the record's energetic and raw sound. The recording captured the youthful exuberance and punk-influenced energy of the mid-1990s Britpop scene, with the band prioritizing live instrumentation and spontaneous performances. Released in 1995, the album featured hit singles like Alright and Lump Sum, establishing Supergrass as one of the defining acts of the era with its blend of indie rock, pop sensibilities, and infectious melodies. The production's relatively straightforward approach allowed the band's musicianship and songwriting to take center stage, contributing to the album's commercial success and critical acclaim.