In 1990, frontman Mick Head told "NME" that Shack's second album would be less serious than the 1988 debut album "Zilch" and that the band's influences at the time were The Stone Roses, Flowered Up, and The Charlatans.
That Shack's second album would be less serious than the 1988 debut album "Zilch" and that the band's influences at the time were The Stone Roses. This was what frontman Mick Head told "NME" in 1990. That Shack's second album would be less serious than the 1988 debut album "Zilch" and that the band's influences at the time were The Charlatans. This was what frontman Mick Head told "NME" in 1990. The Stone Roses are flowered Up.