Biography
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Years Active
1979 – 1981 (2 years)
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Founded In
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
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Members
- Rod Leigh
I'm So Hollow was a post-punk band which formed in 1979 in Sheffield, England. They consisted of Jane Wilson (vocals, synthesizer), Rod Leigh (vocals, guitar), Dayton Marsden (bass), Josef Sawicki (drums). The band split in 1982 after releasing one album "Emotion/Sound/Motion" and three singles: "Touch", "Dreams to Fill The Vacuum" and "Emotion"
Though they never released much of anything on their own, their material did show up on a batch of compilations. "I Don't Know" appeared alongside songs by Vice Versa, the Stunt Kites, and Clock DVA on 1980: The First Fifteen Minutes, an EP released by Neutron in February of 1980. Another recording, "Touch," was issued on Bouquet of Steel, a compilation of Sheffield bands released by Aardvark in June of 1980. Hicks From the Sticks (which also featured the likes of Medium Medium, Wah! Heat, and Modern Eon) was another package that featured the band. Prior to breaking up, the band released the Dreams to Fill The Vacuum single on Hollogram and another single, Emotion, on Illuminated.
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