
Released in March 1996, 'On and On' arrived at the apex of the Britpop wave and became Longpigs' commercial breakthrough, reaching No. 16 on the UK Singles Chart. The band — comprising Crispin Hunt, Richard Hawley, Simon Stafford, and former Cabaret Voltaire drummer Dee Boyle — hailed from Sheffield and occupied an emotionally rawer, less laddish corner of the mid-90s British indie landscape than their Oasis or…
A defining document of the Britpop fringe — indie rock bands operating within the commercial ecosystem of mid-90s UK chart culture while resisting its more ostentatious tendencies. 'On and On' demonstrated that introspective balladry could achieve mainstream chart success within the Britpop…
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