Spearmint are a London-based indie pop band, founded in 1995 by Shirley Lee. The group has received coverage in the NME, Time Out, Melody Maker and Uncut magazines. The original lineup included founder Shirley Lee (guitar and lead vocals), Simon Calnan (keyboard and backing vocals), Ronan Larvor (drums), and Martin Talbot (bass guitar). Forming their own record label (which they named hitBack), the group released their earliest songs as vinyl white labels. James Parsons replaced Talbot before the release of the band's second single, "Goldmine". Dickon Edwards joined as second guitarist around the time of the album A Week Away. Parsons soon replaced him, the bass vacancy filled by Andy Lewis.. They have more recently reverted to the four-piece line-up of the late 1990s.
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| - Spearmint (fr)
- スペアミント (バンド) (ja)
- Spearmint (band) (en)
- Spearmint (sv)
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| - Spearmint est un groupe d'indie pop fondé à Londres en 1995. Les membres fondateurs étaient Shirley Lee (chant, guitare), Simon Calnan (chant, claviers), Martin Talbot (basse) et Ronan Larvor (batterie). (fr)
- スペアミント(英: Spearmint)はイングランドはロンドン出身のインディー・ポップバンド。 1995年に結成された。NME 、Time Out、Melody Maker、Uncutといった音楽雑誌にて取り上げられるなどしている。 (ja)
- Spearmint är en engelsk indiepopgrupp, grundad 1995 i London. (sv)
- Spearmint are a London-based indie pop band, founded in 1995 by Shirley Lee. The group has received coverage in the NME, Time Out, Melody Maker and Uncut magazines. The original lineup included founder Shirley Lee (guitar and lead vocals), Simon Calnan (keyboard and backing vocals), Ronan Larvor (drums), and Martin Talbot (bass guitar). Forming their own record label (which they named hitBack), the group released their earliest songs as vinyl white labels. James Parsons replaced Talbot before the release of the band's second single, "Goldmine". Dickon Edwards joined as second guitarist around the time of the album A Week Away. Parsons soon replaced him, the bass vacancy filled by Andy Lewis.. They have more recently reverted to the four-piece line-up of the late 1990s. (en)
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| - Spearmint est un groupe d'indie pop fondé à Londres en 1995. Les membres fondateurs étaient Shirley Lee (chant, guitare), Simon Calnan (chant, claviers), Martin Talbot (basse) et Ronan Larvor (batterie). (fr)
- Spearmint are a London-based indie pop band, founded in 1995 by Shirley Lee. The group has received coverage in the NME, Time Out, Melody Maker and Uncut magazines. The original lineup included founder Shirley Lee (guitar and lead vocals), Simon Calnan (keyboard and backing vocals), Ronan Larvor (drums), and Martin Talbot (bass guitar). Forming their own record label (which they named hitBack), the group released their earliest songs as vinyl white labels. James Parsons replaced Talbot before the release of the band's second single, "Goldmine". Dickon Edwards joined as second guitarist around the time of the album A Week Away. Parsons soon replaced him, the bass vacancy filled by Andy Lewis.. They have more recently reverted to the four-piece line-up of the late 1990s. The band were referenced in the film (500) Days of Summer wherein Joseph Gordon-Levitt's character states “It pains me we live in a world where nobody's heard of Spearmint.” (en)
- スペアミント(英: Spearmint)はイングランドはロンドン出身のインディー・ポップバンド。 1995年に結成された。NME 、Time Out、Melody Maker、Uncutといった音楽雑誌にて取り上げられるなどしている。 (ja)
- Spearmint är en engelsk indiepopgrupp, grundad 1995 i London. (sv)
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