As 2001 began, the band re-entered the studio, this time with producer Stephen Street , to record songs written in the last half of 2000. While happy with the results the band put their next album aside to tour America. American music magazine Spin named 100 Broken Windows the “number one album you didn’t hear in 2000” and the album received other rave reviews in the American press on its release in April. Whilst touring the album in America, Allan Stewart replaced Jeremy Mills as touring guitarist. Readers of The Skinny magazine in Scotland would retrospectively vote 100 Broken Windows “The Scottish Album of the Decade” in December 2009.
As 2001 began
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