Supergrass

Oxford trio Supergrass — Gaz Coombes, Mickey Quinn, and Danny Goffey—were still teenagers when 1994’s “Caught by the Fuzz” earned praise from Blur and Elastica. Their debut, I Should Coco, reached No. 1 in the U.K. after the double A-side “Alright/Time,” and Steven Spielberg reportedly explored a Monkees-style sitcom built around the band. The more expansive In It for the Money went platinum, while later chapters included adding Rob Coombes as a full-time member, the glam-streaked Diamond Hoo Ha, and the shelved final project Release the Drones before their 2010 farewell.