5 Facts About The Sundays' Album Blind

The Sundays recorded Blind in their own home studio in North London. This gave the album a more intimate and lo-fi sound compared to their earlier work.

The band self-produced the album without a major label producer. This allowed them full creative control over the final sound.

Blind was released in 1992, following their debut album Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. It was their second and final studio album.

The album features Harriet Wheeler’s distinctive, ethereal vocals. Her singing style became a defining characteristic of the band’s sound.

Blind received critical acclaim but did not achieve major commercial success. It remains a cult favorite among fans of 1990s alternative rock.