The Dylans were an alternative rock band formed in Sheffield, England, in 1991.

[1] They soon recruited Quentin Jennings (keyboards) and Garry Jones (drums),[1] continuing 1,000 Violins sixties-tinged retro style, but with a nod to the "baggy" scene of the time.

[2] The band were signed to Beggars Banquet Records' "indie" subsidiary Situation Two (RCA Records in the United States), who released their debut single, "Godlike" in January 1991, which reached the top 10 of the UK Indie Chart.

[3] They subsequently replaced Curtis with Andy Cook,[1] and released follow-up singles "Lemon Afternoon" and "Planet Love", before the band's Stephen Street-produced self-titled debut album was released in October 1991.

[2] After extensive touring, the band returned in 1992 with the "Mary Quant in Blue" single, but further line-up changes ensued, with Jones and Jennings leaving, to be replaced by Craig Scott and Ike Glover.