This 2004 single, a non-album track from the sessions for their debut, captures The Thrills in their initial wave of buzz, offering a glimpse of their breezy, harmonious sound.
- "Whatever Happened to Corey Haim?" was released as a standalone single in August 2004 by EMI UK. It did not feature on their debut album, 'So Much for the City'. The song shares its title with a 2010 documentary about the life of the Canadian actor Corey Haim.
- The single was released in the wake of their successful debut album 'So Much for the City', which reached number 11 on the UK Albums Chart. Its release positioned the band as a noteworthy act within the early 2000s UK indie scene.
- The song showcased The Thrills' characteristic melodic sensibility and vocal harmonies, blending jangle-pop influences with a distinctly alternative rock edge.
The Thrills were an indie rock band from Dublin, Ireland, known for their sun-drenched, California-influenced sound. In 2004, they were riding the success of their debut album 'So Much for the City', positioned as one of the UK's most promising new guitar bands.
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