Ricaine
Ricaine was a rock band from Melbourne, Australia, that released several albums. The group was made up of: Neil Thomason - guitar, vocals; Brett O'Rielly - bass; Tom Jackman - drums. The trio played its first show in December 1994, followed by a debut release in early 1995 in way of split 7" with Baseball aka Cameron Potts. 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 Festival in Austin, Texas. While in Chicago they spent a week recording their second full-length release, The Clarity of Distance, with US engineer Bob Weston of Shellac fame. The band has since broken up.
DiscographyAlbums Regret Is An Inevitable Consequence Of Life (1996) The Clarity Of Distance (1997) Silence Is The New Sound (2000)
Singles and EPs Run, Run, Run split 7" with Baseball (1995) Intore: The Cold Grey Rain (1995) Pole Vault split 7" with Midget (1996) Mainlanders (1997)
External links Straight Stretch Of White Sand: an unofficial Ricaine website
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