Released in June 1996, this third release for Australia's hottest rock band went Gold almost straight away and debuted at Number One on the Australian charts.

Toward the end of 1996 Hourly Daily won the ARIA Award for Best Album and Best Independent Release.

Lead singer and songwriter, Tim Rogers, says the record is basically "about one day and all the little potty things going on in your suburb". Standout tracks include Mr Milk, Soldiers and Please Don't Ask Me To Smile.