 The latter of whom championed the band by declaring his adoration for the album, insisting it was the soundtrack on his tour bus, and appearing in a "Rolling Stone" issued poster wearing a Thee Hypnotics t-shirt.In early 1991, the band entered Rockfield Studios with the record producer, John Leckie to record "Soul, Glitter & Sin".Shortly after, a "dry mix" of one of the album's tracks, "Coast To Coast", was produced by Jimmy Miller, and brass was added courtesy of The Rolling Stones' collaborators The Kickhorns.