Quickspace
Quickspace (originally Quickspace Supersport) was a London-based experimental rock band that was active between 1994 and 2005. History. Shortly after the breakup of indie group Th' Faith Healers, guitarist/vocalist Tom Cullinan formed Quickspace Supersport with Sean Newsham (bass), Wendy Harper (vocals/guitar), Max Corradi (drums), and Barry Stillwell (keyboards) in London at the end of 1994. In March 1995, the group released their debut single, "Quickspace Happy Song #1", on their own Kitty Kitty Corporation label. They found friends in bands such as Sebadoh and Stereolab, both of whom they toured the U.K. with later that year . A second single "Friend" was released on the "Love Train" label, though it was on the "Superplus" EP released on Domino in October 1995 where the group's sound really began to jell. A session was also recorded for the John Peel Show on BBC Radio 1. The band then went into a brief hiatus when three of the original members left after disagreements over labels and money. The "Supersport" part of the name was dropped and Tom reformed the band, with Nina Pascale (vocals/guitar), Paul Shilton (keyboards), and Chin (drums). A re-recorded version of "Friend" was the  first single with the new line-up, released in early 1996 on their own Kitty Kitty label. Their first full-length album was released in autumn 1996, simply titled "Quickspace", and featuring a mixture of old and new recordings. A US version released in 1997 added the two most recent singles. In spring 1997, a collection of their early singles and rare tracks was released on the low-priced compilation "SupoSpot". It was followed later that year by The "Precious Mountain" EP. In the Summer of 1998 the band released the "Hadid" and "Quickspace Happy Song #2" singles and combined  them both on the "Precious Little EP" CD. The band also re-recorded a version of "Friend" in Spanish for release as a single on Elefant Records. Chin left the band during this year and was replaced by Steve Denton. "Precious Falling", the second album proper, was released on CD and double vinyl in August 1998. In 2000, the band released "The Death Of Quickspace" to critical approval, followed by the "Flat Moon Society" single later that year. Tom Cullinan later released a complete cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" LP under the pseudonym "Dougal Reed", but no new Quickspace  songs materialised for over three years. In 2003, a new single was released on the Italian Homesleep label, but it would take two more years until a completely renewed Quickspace featuring Cullinan, Ed Grimshaw (drums), Louis Jack-Jones (bass) and ex-Th' Faith Healer Roxanne Stephen (vocals) released their next single "Pissed Off Boy" on the Domino label in 2005. After this Cullinan reformed Th' Faith Healers for some concerts in early 2006 but there has been no further activity under the Quickspace name.