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The Radio X Indie Night with Rich Wolfenden 7pm - 11pm
29 April 2026, 13:28
2003: the year that brought such classic albums as Elephant, Fever To Tell and Youth And Young Manhood.
Billy Corgan's short-lived band with fellow Smashing Pumpkin Jimmy Chamberlin, A Perfect Circle's Paz Lenchantin and Slint's Dave Pajo issued their one and only album in 2003, which featured the charming single Honestly. The band had split by the end of the year, with the Pumpkins back in action in the summer of 2005.
The debut album from London duo Alison "VV" Mosshart and Jamie "Hotel" Hince included Fried My Little Brains and Pull A U.
The fourth album from the trio included English Summer Rain, Special Needs and The Bitter End.
The duo released their biggest album yet, featuring Seven Nation Army and The Hardest Button To Button.
The debut album from Karen O and co was released, featuring the classic Maps and Y Control.
Graham Coxon bade farewell to the band on their seventh album, which included Out Of Time and Crazy Beat.
The trio's fourth album was their last to feature founder member Stuart Cable and included the singles Maybe Tomorrow, Madame Helga and Moviestar.
The band's sixth album was released in 2003. Tracks include 2+2=5 and There There.
Formed from the ashes of At The Drive In, the band released their debut concept album in 2003, which featured Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of) and Interiatic ESP.
The Detroit rockers released their debut, featuring Danger! High Voltage and the peerless Gay Bar.
The Dublin band released their debut album, featuring Big Sur and Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far).
The band released their debut album, featuring California Waiting and Molly's Chambers.
Lowestoft's finest rockers released their debut album, which included I Believe In A Thing Called Love, Growing One Me, Love Is Only A Feeling and Get Your Hands Off My Woman.
The sixth album from the Welsh band featured Hello Sunshine and Golden Retriever.
The Liverpool band released their second album, featuring Pass It On.
The third album from the band featured the classics Spitting Games, Run and Chocolate.
The second album from Guy Garvey and co featured Fugitive Motel and Fallen Angel.
The San Francisco garage rock revivalists issued their second album, which included the singles Stop, We're All In Love and Six Barrel Shotgun.
The full length debut from the New York City post-punkers, featuring Olio and House Of Jealous Lovers.
The Aussie rockers released their debut, featuring Are You Gonna Be My Girl and Rollover DJ.
The follow-up to the Warrington band's acclaimed debut Silence Is Easy equalled their first album's chart position of Number 2 and spawned singles in the title track, Born Again and Four To The Floor.
The trio released their third album, which included Time Is Running Out, Hysteria and Stockholm Syndrome.
The third album from Brody Dalle's punk outfit included the singles Drain The Blood and Beat Your Heart Out.
The band's second album was released in 2003. Tracks included 12.51 and Reptilia.