the band performed at Glastonbury Festival, for the charity 'Attitude is Everything', and at the Secret Garden Party Festival in Huntingdon. In October 2010, Drugstore signed a one-off recording contract with the London-based indie label Rocket Girl, and in 2011 the band's fourth album, Anatomy, was released. The BBC said "The odds would have been long that, 18 years after their formation, they would reappear with some of their strongest material. Drugstore have been both placed at the dreamier end of the indie spectrum and compared with Leonard Cohen. Anatomy shows that there's more of an overlap there than one might have imagined". In 2012 the band performed outside London for the first time in over a decade, with shows at the Trades Club, in Hebden Bridge, and at the Norwich Arts Centre, in Norwich. The band returned in 2013 with a sold-out gig on 18 January at St Pancras Old Church. To commemorate their 20th anniversary in September 2013 the band released The Best of Drugstore via Cherry Red Records, a compilation of tracks spanning the band's career with a selection of songs from their previous four albums. The album was launched with a sold-out show at London's Soho nightclub Madame Jojo's. In early 2015, Isabel Monteiro relocated to her hometown of São Paulo, Brazil, and with the help of local musicians, performed a string of selected dates. Soundtracks Drugstore's music has been featured on four film soundtracks. "Superglider", from the album Drugstore, is used on All Over Me, and House of America, both released in 1997. "Fader", also from Drugstore, is featured on the credits of the 2000 film Cherry Falls. "Old Shoes", originally written and performed by Tom Waits from the album Step Right Up: The Songs of Tom Waits, is used in the 2004 film East of Sunset. The band's music was also featured throughout the BBC series This Life, whose music producer was Ricky Gervais, and more recently on the Channel 4 TV series Teachers. Discography Drugstore (1995) – UK No. 31 White Magic for Lovers (1998) – UK No. 45 includes "El President" – UK Single Charts No. 20 Songs for the Jet Set (2001) The Drugstore Collector Number One (2002) Anatomy (2011) The Best of Drugstore (2013) References External links Drugstore official website SoundsXP interview Londonist live review English alternative rock groups Dream pop musical groups Britpop groups Musical groups from London Musical