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Morphine was an early 1990s cult band, an indie rock group that released their debut, Good in 1991. The album received positive reviews and established a small but devoted audience. Their next album was Cure for Pain, which achieved some mainstream listeners, as did the follow-up, Yes.
In 1996, Morphine signed to Dreamworks Records and released their major label debut, Like Swimming; the album was a critical success but did not break the band into the mainstream as had been hoped. Frontman Mark Sandman died of a heart attack during a performance in Rome in 1999.
