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Moom were a British progressive rock band that formed in Northampton, Midlands, England in 1992. The band was formed from the members of Medicinal Compound, Ain Bum Beef, along with Kristian Hartridge returning from living in Birmingham doing occasional guitar and vocals for Ominia Opera connected Blim..
The band recorded their first album Toot with Buckinghamshire based Delerium Records in August 1993. As a result of popular reviews from their release of Toot, the band quickly became known as "the Caravan of Northamptonshire" through their unmistakable Canterbury Scene sound.
The band followed up with a second album release Bone Idol in 1999, with the Delerium Label. It was at this stage that Moom was joined with an additional guitarist Mark Astill, and the band would be seen performing live with the likes of The Enid, Jefferson Starship and the Porcupine Tree.
The popularity of the band was further established through a first track headline appearance of The Higher Sun on their label's Pick & Mix two CD compilation release, featuring such bands as The Aardvarks, Ominia Opera and Porcupine Tree, in 1995.
Members
- Kristian Hartridge - guitar and vocals (1993- )
- Andy Fairclough - keyboards (1993–2009)
- Jim Patterson - bass (1993- )
- Greg Myles - drums and vocals (1993–2008)
- Mark Astill - guitar (1994- )
- Toby Kay - wibble noises (1993–1994)
- Rob Farmer - bass (1994)
Discography
- Toot - 12" album and CD (extra track on CD) Released 1995 Delerium Records.
- Bone Idol - 12" album and C.D. Released 1999 Delerium Records.
- Pick & Mix - One track featuring on the label's double album showcase compilation Released 1995 Delerium Music.
External links
Categories:- British rock music groups
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