In 1990, they released "I'm Free", their most successful hit single in the UK and an up-tempo cover of a Rolling Stones song with an added toasting overdub by reggae star Junior Reid, which reached No. 5. The single later appeared on the soundtrack for the movie The World's End (2013). Subsequent albums continued in the band's own style and in 1992, they enjoyed their biggest US hit with "Divine Thing", which reached No. 26 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also hit No. 3 on the Modern Rock chart and its video was nominated by MTV as one of the year's best, though beaten by Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit". The Soup Dragons disbanded in 1995. Paul Quinn joined Teenage Fanclub. Sushil K. Dade formed the experimental post rock group Future Pilot A.K.A. and is now a producer for BBC Radio 3. Sean Dickson formed The High Fidelity and has released many records and albums with other artists like Bootsy Collins, Yoko Ono, Crystal Waters and David McAlmont. Jim McCulloch joined Superstar, wrote and recorded music with Isobel Campbell, and formed the folk group Snowgoose. Ross A. Sinclair had a successful career in art, winning a number of international awards and becoming a Research Fellow at Glasgow School of Art, and still makes music to this day. The story of The Soup Dragons is traced as part of the 2017 documentary Teenage Superstars. Discography Albums Compilations Hang Ten! (1987), Sire – compiles the tracks from the singles "Hang-Ten!", "Whole Wide World" and "Head Gone Astray" 20 Golden Greats (compilation, 2012) Extended plays Hang Ten! (1986) Singles References External links The Soup Dragons at the BBC Soup Dragons interview on set of Mother Universe video, Oct 1990 by Chris Hunt trouserpress entry HiFi Sean Page Scottish alternative rock groups Madchester groups Musical groups disestablished in 1995 Musical groups established in 1985 British indie pop groups Scottish indie rock groups Sire Records artists People from Bellshill 1985 establishments in Scotland