Bush formed in London circa 1992, but members may as well have come from Seattle given their penchant for alt-rock and grunge. Although they were famous across the globe, Americans in particular embraced Bush's 1994 debut Sixteen Stone, which sold 6 million copies and sent the band soaring up the charts for the rest of the decade. At the tip of the ‘00s, the group dissolved and frontman Gavin Rossdale explored other projects, though the guys eventually reconvened with the return-to-form record Sea of Memories in 2011 and remain active contributors to the alternative scene.