1990 onwards: after Factory The Durutti Column

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the durutti column in 2006


for first few years after demise of factory, durutti column album releases lips kiss (a 1991 collection of singles, compilation contributions , unreleased material on separate label factory benelux), , dry (1991) , red shoes (1992), italian collections of alternate versions , unreleased outtakes.


former member dave rowbotham killed unknown assailant in 1991. later memorialised happy mondays in song cowboy dave.


in 1993 tony wilson attempted revive factory records, , sex , death first release on factory (a subdivision of london records). album once again produced stephen street, mitchell , metcalfe, , included, on track next time , peter hook of new order. time gigantic ... when kids, followed in 1998, produced keir stewart, played on album , has worked reilly since. fidelity released between these albums in 1996 les disques du crépuscule , produced laurie laptop.


the 8 albums recorded factory (the return of durutti column, lc, setting, without mercy, domo arigato, guitar , other machines, vini reilly , obey time) re-released additional material factory too/london, under banner factory once, between 1996 , 1998.


in 1998, durutti column contributed s life baby aids benefit compilation album onda sonora: red hot + lisbon produced red hot organization.


factory ended in 1998, , subsequent durutti column albums have been on independent labels artful records (rebellion [2001], else s party [2003], keep breathing [2006], idiot savants [2007]) or kookydisc (tempus fugit [2004], sunlight blue . . . blue blackness [2008]). kookydisc has released 2 further volumes of sporadic recordings (along edited re-release of first volume 1989), remastered versions of 2 scarce lps 1980s (live @ venue [2004] , amigos em portugal [2005]), , 2 subscription-club discs of rare , unreleased material. download-only release, heaven sent (it called digital, heaven sent), first appeared in 2005 via wilson s project f4, marketed fourth version of factory records.


on 7 september 2009, colin sharp died brain haemorrhage.








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