Following Blur’s reformation Clashmusic have decided to stick with the mid 90s nostalgia and bring you news of Steve Cradock’s debut solo effort ‘The Kundalini Target’ due for release in February.
Emerging from the baggy scene in the early 90s, Ocean Colour Scene became involved in a record company dispute that kept them sidelined for almost five years. Re-appearing with ‘Moseley Shoals’, the stunningly successful 1996 album, the band became one of Britain’s biggest.
Remaining a hugely popular live attraction, Ocean Colour Scene played a sensational set at V Festival last year. Cradock, long time member of Paul Weller’s touring band, has taken time off to prepare his debut solo album.
Titled ‘The Kundalini Target’ it contains ten tracks that find the rock ‘n’ roller relaxing into married life. Typically eclectic it is inspired by the sixties yet retains its own unique edge.
Steve Cradock releases his debut solo album ‘The Kundalini Target’ in February. Ocean Colour Scene are currently on tour, catch them at the following venues:
December 10th – Queens Student Union, Belfast
December 11th – Olympia Theatre, Dublin
December 13th – Grand Hall, Kilmarnock
December 14th – Alhambra, Dunfermline
December 16th – Ironworks, Inverness
December 17th – Barrowlands, Glasgow
December 18th – Barrowlands, Glasgow
December 20th – Hammersmith Apollo, London
December 21st – Apollo, Manchester
December 22nd – Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
