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For a minute there in the mid-’90s, it looked like Urge Overkill were going to be huge. Maybe not Nirvana huge, but certainly Smashing Pumpkins huge. For the Chicago trio — singer-guitarists Nash Kato and Eddie 'King' Roeser, along with magnificently named drummer Blackie Onassis — all the stars had aligned. Their fourth album Saturation — also their first on a major label — was one of the best releases of 1993, hands down. Their single Sister Havana was in heavy rotation and in the top 10. Their faithful yet ironic cover of Neil Diamond's problematic oldie Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon was on the soundtrack to Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. They had it all. Until they didn't. Like countless bands, they couldn't hold on to the brass ring. After their next album didn't really connect, they imploded due to the usual rock-biz cocktail: Drugs, ego, excess, bad decisions, bad luck and bad timing. Blackie vanished into the ether; Nash and Eddie spent nearly a decade nursing their wounds, popping up from time to time with a solo album or a new band. Then, thankfully, they buried the hatchet. In 2011, Kato and King revived UO and released the excellent comeback album Rock & Roll Submarine, which featured a return to their old sound. Now, a decade later, they're back again with the similar-sounding Oui — out Feb. 11 — which features more songs from the same sessions, including the best cover of Wham's Freedom! I've heard. A while back, Nash and Eddie got on the Zoom to talk about the new album, the old days, their approach to covers and much more. Enjoy. For more Tinnitist: Website: https://tinnitist.com/ Twitter:   / darryl_sterdan   Facebook:   / tinnitist   Instagram:   / tinnitist   Sonic Reducers YouTube:    / Канал   For more Urge Overkill: Website: https://www.urgeoverkill.com/ Facebook:   / urgeoverkillmusic   Instagram:   / urgeoverkill   Bandcamp: https://urgeoverkill.bandcamp.com/ YouTube:    / urgeoverkillvevo   #Tinnitist #UrgeOverkill #NashKato #EddieKingRoeser #Oui