This upbeat indie pop foursome, which was founded in Leigh, Greater Manchester, England, draws inspiration from the whimsical and carefree elements of popular music from the pre- and post-Britpop eras. Seymour Stein, the head of Sire Records, compared the Lottery Winners to the Smiths when he signed them, as this was the band that initially brought them together. Their self-titled debut album took a long time to create and release due to protracted disagreements, but it was eventually released on Dave Pichilingi's Modern Sky label. It peaked at number thirty on the UK album chart. Their ascension continued with a covers album, Sounds of Isolation, which was followed by Something to Leave the House For.
The lottery winners got their start in an unexpected way when their rendition of Nickelback's song "Rockstar" in a sea shanties went viral. The Canadian rock group added their voices to the track in a matter of days, propelling it to receive millions of streams. The next month saw the band's collaborative spirit continue with the release of the Start Again EP, which featured Sleeper and the Wonder Stuff as well as a cameo appearance by Frank Turner on the title tune. Something to Leave the House For almost missed the U.K. Top Ten, because the song "Times Are Changing" came out before of it. But when it was released, Anxiety Replacement Therapy became the number one hit. Boy George, Frank Turner, and Shaun Ryder all had cameo appearances on the record, which also included portions narrated by Stephen Fry..

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