The Auteurs

The Auteurs were a British alternative rock band founded in 1991 and disbanded in 1999. The band consisted of James Banbury on cello, Glenn Collins as the first drummer, Luke Haines on guitar, piano, and vocals, Alice Readman on bass, and Barney C. Rockford as the second drummer.

Known for their unique sound and poetic lyrics, The Auteurs gained popularity during the 90s alternative rock scene. Their music combined elements of indie rock with influences from various genres such as pop and punk.

Similar artists to *The Auteurs* include Gene, Luke Haines (also a member of The Auteurs), Strangelove, Echobelly, Longpigs, Shack, Sleeper, Elastica, The Boo Radleys, Suede, The Tears (formed by ex-members of Suede), Mansun, Bernard Butler (former guitarist of Suede), Cinerama, Menswear (featuring former members of Gene), Black Box Recorder (formed by ex-member of The Jesus and Mary Chain), The House of Love, Super Furry Animals, The Bluetones, and Julian Cope.