Supergrass

I Should Coco

First released1995

I Should Coco, Supergrass's debut album released in 1994, was recorded primarily at Miles Out Studios in Devon, England during the summer of 1994. The album was produced by Nigel Godrich alongside the band members, marking Godrich's early work as a producer before his later prominence with Radiohead. The recording captured the band's youthful energy and guitar-driven Britpop sound with relatively straightforward production techniques appropriate to the band's pop-punk aesthetic. The album's quick recording and release timeline reflected the rapid rise of Supergrass within the Britpop movement of the mid-1990s. I Should Coco became commercially successful and critically acclaimed, helping establish Supergrass as key figures in the era's alternative rock scene.