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Monday, 5 May 2014

RICAINE


Three piece rock band Ricaine played their first show in December 1994 and released their debut 7" single in early 1995. A six track EP 'Intore: The Cold Grey Rain' followed soon after and by 1996 their first full length album, 'Regret Is An Inevitable Consequence of Life' was released on Rubber Records. By this time the band was touring nationally on a frequent basis. 1997 saw the group spend a month in the United States, playing shows in Los Angeles, New York and Chicago, as well as the South By Southwest music conference in Austin, Texas. While in Chicago they spent a week recording their second full length release with US engineer Bob Weston behind the board. This would become 'The Clarity of Distance' record. Following the release and subsequent touring to promote 'The Clarity of Distance' the band decided a break was long overdue and all three members took time off only to become involved in an inevitable spate of side projects Deer, Little General, Ruck Rover, Warped. By 1999 the band was recording again, resulting in the 'Silence Is The New Sound' four track EP, released July 2000. Ricaine played their final live show in 2001, later releasing a final full-length album 'Urbanity' through Unstable Ape records.

Members

Neil Thomason (guitar, vocals), Brett O'Riley (bass, vocals), Tom Jackman (drums)



 




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