Sparks' seminal 'Kimono My House' album was released on the 1st May 1974 on Island Records and is widely considered to be the group's commercial breakthrough and one of their most memorable outings. Met with widespread acclaim, 'Kimono My House' would spawn the group's biggest UK single 'This Town Ain't Big Enough for the Both of Us', which peaked at No. 4 in the UK Singles Chart. Produced by Mervyn 'Muff' Winwood and recorded in the UK with a venerable lineup of British musicians (Martin Gordon - bass, Adrian Fisher - guitar and Norman 'Dinky' Diamond - drums), the album slotted into the contemporary popularity of glam rock, situating itself stylistically within the experimental and electronically-led auspices of the likes of Roxy Music and David Bowie circa '74.