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were lost in an attic in Camden somewhere, but London Records had kept them all, even though they belonged to us." Dean also said although the original line-up of Menswear were all friends again, it would be unlikely for them to reform due to everyone having proper jobs, and that "that first Menswear
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On 26 March 2014, the new line-up of Menswear performed their first sold-out gig at London's Bush Hall, debuting the new single "Crash '14" amongst the set-list. It was released on 26 May that year via Nuisance Recordings & POST/POP Records on limited edition 7" single and cassette as well as
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Menswear played as part of the line-up at the Shiiine On Weekender festival (6–9 November 2015), playing alongside acts such as Happy Mondays, Peter Hook, The Wedding Present, 808 State and The Orb. This was to be the last gig the revamped line-up played, celebrating 20 years since the release of
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would soon leave Menswear due to personality differences with the other members, a decision that Dean would later call one of his biggest regrets because "Matt was always the sensible one, and it was the first sign to the record company that we were beginning to lose it, which I agree with."
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Regarding how he felt about the box set, Johnny Dean remarked, "Strange, as I wouldn’t have put the words ‘Menswear’ and ‘box set’ together. But I'm happy about it, because it'll surprise people how much music we actually recorded. I thought all those demos for
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In 2020, Dean disowned the new line-up of Menswear, saying, "I was manipulated into something I wasn’t comfortable with by people who were being opportunistic. I thought it’d be fun, but it looked weird, as I’m not that same person."
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was joined by members of The Nuisance Band as a different Menswear line-up. The sold-out event was in aid of the mental health charity PMA Sport's Academy and #TimeToChange campaign which Johnny Dean was invited to promote alongside
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Stuart Black formed a new band, Messiah, that lasted until 2000. Guitarist Chris Gentry went on to play with the band, Vatican DC. Simon White played as a touring and studio musician for various artists including
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in June 1995 at the peak of Britpop's popularity and were second on the bill to Pulp at the Heineken Festival in Leeds in July that year. Similar to other bands of the
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a week before their first single had even been released. Their first single was "I'll Manage Somehow". Their second single "Daydreamer" peaked at number 14 in the
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A non-album single, "We Love You", was released in late 1996 and stalled at number 22 on the UK charts and marked a change in the band's musical direction.
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as "the perfect product from a band that is better known for being seen than being heard". Menswear did, however, play at the
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debut album Nuisance. A statement on the band's Twitter account in August 2016 announced there would be no more Menswear.
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album; the last, "Being Brave" (released in early 1996), gave the band their first and only top ten hit. However, drummer
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describes the track as sounding "more like Wire than Elastica, only funnier, even if it may be unintentional".
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subsidiary Laurel. A second album followed, which was released only in Japan; the group broke up in 1998.
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The band parted company with Laurel in 1997, after delivering their country-rock-tinged second album
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album was about sounding like a teenage meltdown. It looks very different doing that in your ’40s."
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Stuart Black (born Stuart Lee Black, 1 April 1974, Walthamstow, London, England) - bass (1994-1998)
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and The Beatings. Stuart Black is now in the band Bella Echoes with former Messiah member Barnsey.
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A new Menswear line-up played their first show in 15 years on 16 August 2013. Original member
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the same year. Hints at causes towards the breakup have been mentioned in Johnny Dean's blog.
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In 2013, frontman Johnny Dean briefly reformed the band without any of the original members.
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Chris Gentry (born 23 February 1977, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England) - guitar (1994-1998)
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called Smashing. The music press reviewed their performance enthusiastically, with
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Simon White (born 10 July 1974, Moseley, Birmingham, England) - guitar (1994-1998)
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which raised thousands of pounds for The National Autistic Society in London.
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for ÂŁ90,000 and a lucrative 18.5% gross revenues after just their fifth
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Including "Stardust", a total of five singles were released from the
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Art Rocker "Tonight Matthew, Johnny Dean of Menswe@r is
David Bowie"
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but totally brilliant", increasing the record labels' interest.
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After a frantic race between record companies, they signed to
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On 3 June 2020, Menswear announced the 23 October release of
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before they had released any material. Their dress sense was
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The Quietus "Moonage Daydreamer: Johnny Dean Interviewed"
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List of singles, showing year released and album name
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in 2008 and has started campaigning on behalf of the
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Index

Johnny Dean of Menswear in 2013
Johnny Dean
Camden Town
London
Britpop
indie rock
Polydor
Johnny Dean
Chris Gentry
Matt Everitt
Camden
London Records
Select
mod revival
Graham Coxon
Britpop scene
Johnny Dean
Melody Maker
Mod
Blur
Modern Life Is Rubbish
Elastica
Regent Street
NME
Tarantino
derivative
London Records
gig
Top of the Pops
UK Singles Chart

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