Southpaw Grammar, Morrissey’s fifth solo album, arrived in 1995 with a new label and a collection of songs that found the artist exploring new sonic territory.
- The album was Morrissey's first release on Ignition Records, a label formed by his manager.
- "The Teachers Are Afraid of the Pupils" was released as a single, reaching number 21 on the UK charts.
- Southpaw Grammar was initially intended to be released in April 1995 but was delayed due to legal issues with the album's artwork.
Morrissey is an English singer-songwriter, a prominent figure in indie rock known for his distinctive baritone and literary-inspired lyrics. In 1995, he was working outside of his long-term label, EMI, following the release of Vauxhall and I.
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