This 2002 album from Cornershop, "Handcream for a Generation," further cemented their reputation for blending insightful social commentary with a distinctive, genre-bending musical approach.
- The album was released on Wiiija Records, a label known for its roster of influential indie acts.
- "Handcream for a Generation" arrived in 2002, four years after the commercial and critical success of "When I Was Born for the 7th Time."
- The album features guest appearances from other notable musicians, adding to its rich sonic tapestry.
Cornershop is a British indie rock band known for its eclectic sound and politically charged lyrics. At the time of "Handcream for a Generation," the band was navigating the post-Britpop landscape, having recently seen significant success with their previous album, "When I Was Born for the 7th Time."
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