Sidewinder (band)
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Sidewinder was a successful rock band founded in 1991 by brothers Nick and Martin Craft in the Australian capital Canberra. They supported U2 on the Australian leg of their Popmart tour. Sidewinder's second album Tangerine received much airplay on Australian radio (particularly TripleJ). Not to be confused with the Melbourne band Sidewinder (1976-79)
[edit] Discography
- T STAR - 1992 5 track Debut EP
- YOKO ICEPICK - 1993 4 track EP
- THE GENTLE ART OF SPOONBENDING - 1994 5 track EP
- ANYTHING YOU WANT - 1995 4 track Single
- EVIL EYE - 1995 4 track Single
- ATLANTIS - 1995 12 track Debut Album
- NOT COMING HOME - 1996 5 track Single
- TITANIC DAYS - 1997 3 track Single
- HERE SHE COMES AGAIN - 1997 3 track Single
- TANGERINE - 1997 13 track Album
- GOD - 1998 4 track Single
[edit] Post breakup
Both Nick and Martin are now signed to 679 Recordings in the UK. Nick formed The Zillions and Martin releasing under the name M.Craft. Guitarist/violinist Pip Branson was a touring member of Something for Kate from 2001 to 2005, and now plays with his own band, The Pip Branson Corporation. Drummer Shane Melder has been playing with David McCormack's band.
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