Mesh

Mesh, a British electronic alternative group formed in 1991, emerged from the alternative scene with a lineup blending guitar‑driven hooks and atmospheric textures. Their early work began with the Fragile EP in 1994, followed by the full‑length In This Place Forever on 10 August 1996, which established their presence on the UK indie circuit. Subsequent releases-Fragmente (1998), The Point at Which It Falls Apart (22 February 1999), and Original 91 – 93 (1 April 2000)-expanded their catalog, while On This Tour Forever (15 May 2000) showcased their live energy. In 2001, Who Watches over Me? (22 July 2001) continued their exploration of melodic rock, and Fragmente 2 (26 August 2002) added depth to their discography. The mid‑2000s saw a shift with the Crash EP (24 February 2006) and We Collide (31 March 2006), followed by the We Collide Tour – The World’s a Big Place album (23 November 2007). Later projects included Only Better (4 September 2009), A Perfect Solution (23 October 2009), How Long? (26 March 2010), An Alternative Solution (20 May 2011), Born to Lie (18 January 2013), Automation Baby (18 March 2013), Looking Skyward (26 August 2016), and a live recording Live at Neues Gewandhaus Leipzig (24 November 2017). Mesh’s single "Hold and Restrain" (15 January 2010) added to their catalog, and the group remained active in touring and recording throughout the 2000s and 2010s, maintaining a steady presence in the UK alternative rock scene.