Leisure was the debut album by the British band Blur, originally issued in 1991 on Food Records. The album was produced by Stephen Street and Sam Williams and combined shoegaze and baggy influences with the melodic pop the band would later become known for. The single "There's No Other Way" reached the UK top 10 and remained the album's biggest hit. "Bang" and "She's So High" were also released as singles. The lineup consisted of Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree. Leisure marked the start of Blur's career, before the band developed its own sound with "Modern Life Is Rubbish" and "Parklife".