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Scottish musician and writer, born February 11, 1960 in Paisley, Scotland, United Kingdom. He started his musical career in 1981 and a solo career under this alias in 1986. His music is considered as influential on early Brit Pop, however, his own releases failed to become commercially successful in this era. In the early 1990's he focussed on J-pop, which brought him success as songwriter. Momus continued to create music over the next three decades without being noticed by mainstream media.
In 2009 he started to write novels, which received wide critical acclaim.
Starting from 1997, he suffered from a rare disease. This caused him to lose eyesight on his left eye.
Also known as: Momus (Currie), Momus (Nick Currie)
From Discogs (free to use). Their entry
Liner notes
Momus, the records, oldest first
The Beast With 3 Backs
1985 ep
Circus Maximus
1986 album
“Nicky”
1986 ep
The Poison Boyfriend
1987 album
Tender Pervert
1988 album
Don't Stop the Night
1989 album
Hippopotamomus
1991 album
Voyager
1992 album
The Ultraconformist
1992 album
Timelord
1993 album
Slender Sherbet
1995 album
The Philosophy of Momus
1995 album
20 Vodka Jellies
1996 album
Ping Pong
1997 album
The Little Red Songbook
1998 album
wanted
Stars Forever
1999 album
The Progressive Demos
1999 ep
Chinese Whispers
2000 ep
Fakeways: Manhattan Folk
2000 album
Mashroom Haircat
2001 album
The Mashroom Haircat Project
2001 ep
Folktronic
2001 album
Oskar Tennis Champion
2003 album
Summerisle
2004 album
Records from MusicBrainz; covers from the Cover Art Archive.