The band continued to tour extensively in the UK, Europe and North America, working with bands including Les Thugs , Ned’s Atomic Dustbin , Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine and Doughboys , amongst many others. The band’s second studio album, Who Cares Wins , was released in 1990. Extensive touring across Europe began again, with the band performing in the Reading Festival that year. Who Cares Wins was followed by a compilation album of their early 7″ singles, called Terribly Sorry Bob (1991). The band subsequently moved to a major record label to record two further studio albums, Sebastopol Rd. (1992) (recorded by Jessica Corcoran at London’s Greenhouse Recording Studios) and Magic Bullets (1993). This album produced the singles “Wallflower” and “Iron Sky”, which both placed 69 and 48 in the UK Singles Chart respectively. After falling out with their record label, they moved to Fire Records to record their final studio album, Soulscraper (1996). In addition to their studio albums, the band also released a live album, a Peel Sessions disc, and a number of singles. The British music journalist , Martin Roach, wrote a biography of the band, Mega City Four: Tall Stories and Creepy Crawlies , published in 1993.
Who Cares Wins was released
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