This episode Tim is joined by Shirley Manson from Garbage, to talk about the band’s debut album on its 30th anniversary.

The album was one of the best alternative debuts of the 90s, standing out in a decade typified by grunge in the States and Britpop on this side of the pond.

Garbage formed in 1993 with Duke Erikson, Steve Marker and Butch Vig, who was fresh off the back of the success of producing Nirvana’s Nevermind.

They were joined by Shirley Manson the following year, and it is her work in Garbage that has established Manson as one of the most iconic women in rock music in the last 3 decades.

Garbage’s debut went multi-platinum around the world and saw the group receive two Grammy nominations.

Garbage was released on 15th August 1995 on Almo.