Morphine (band)

Morphine was an early 1990s cult band, an indie rock group that released their debut, Good in 1991. The album received positive reviews and established a small but devoted audience. Their next album was Cure for Pain[?], which achieved some mainstream listeners, as did the follow-up, Yes[?].

In 1996, Morphine signed to Dreamworks Records[?] and released their major label debut, Like Swimming[?]; the album was a critical success but did not break the band into the mainstream as had been hoped. Frontman Mark Sandman[?] died of a heart attack during a performance in Rome in 1999.

		Morphine (band)
		Morphine was an early 1990s cult band, an indie rock group that released their debut, Good in 1991. The album received positive reviews and established a small but devoted audience. Their next album was Cure for Pain[?], which achieved some mainstream listeners, as did the follow-up, Yes[?]. In 1996, Morphine signed to Dreamworks Records[?] and released their major label debut, Like Swimming[?]; the album was a critical success but did not break the band into the mainstream as had been hoped. Frontman Mark Sandman[?] died of a heart attack during a performance in Rome in 1999.
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