The Uninvited (band)

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The Uninvited was a band from Los Angeles in the United States. They were formed in 1988.

The Uninvited formed their own record company, released three CDs on their own, won MTV's Beach House Band contest, and garnered a local following. After recording "Artificial Hip," the band moved to the Bay Area of California, started touring nationally and attracted the attention of Atlantic Records. After signing to Atlantic they released their self-titled major label debut, "The Uninvited," which included the single "What God Said" and the "Too High for the Supermarket." The band later split from Atlantic.

The band stopped making music in 2002.[1]

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Title Release Label
Pop This 1992 Half-Baked rereleased on Roarshack
Too High 1994 Half-Baked rereleased on Roarshack
Artificial Hip 23 July 1996 Roarshack
Uninvited 1998 Atlantic
It's All Good 1999 Roarshack
Malltopia 2001 Roarshack

[edit] Other Releases

Title Release Label
Successful Vegetarian 1994 Half Baked 7 inch record
Christmas on Death Row 1996 Roarshack fan club cassette
13 Ways to Feel the Love 2000 MP3.com released online as an MP3 album
While You Were Waiting 2001 MP3.com released online as MP3 demos for the Malltopia album
Teenage Dance Party 2002 Roarshack a collection of B-Sides and rarities

[edit] References

  1. ^ Goodbye letter from the Uninvited

[edit] External links


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