Sea Urchins

THE OCEAN Urchins were formed in Western world Bromwich, Britain, during 1986 by Adam Roberts (b. 4 March 1970, Western world Bromwich, Western world Midlands, Britain; vocals), Simon Woodcock (b. 2 Dec 1969, Western world Bromwich, Western world Midlands, England; electric guitar), Tag Bevin (b. 21 January 1970; bass), Bridget Duffy (b. 28 June 1970, Birmingham, Britain; tambourine, ex-drummer for the Velvet Underwear), Patrick Roberts (drums) and Robert Cooksey (b. 14 November 1969, Solihull, Western world Midlands, England; electric guitar). Two flexi-discs in the summertime of 1987, ‘Clingfilm’ and ‘Summershine’, had been available with many fanzines, and uncovered the music group’s like of Byrds harmonies as well as the even more tranquil areas of the 60s. After Bevin was changed by Darren Martin (b. 25 March 1967) and Duffy acquired transferred onto Vox body organ, the ocean Urchins unleashed their first one, as well as the first for Bristol’s Sarah Information in November 1987. The EP Pristine Christine was a well-received cut of jangly electric guitar pop, however the pursuing season’s ‘Solace’ was more powerful, the beginning of their self-confessed mod-rock stage. Both singles experienced fared well, but Sarah had been reluctant to concern a complete recording, and Duffy and Martin quickly remaining, Woodcock switching to bass and Wayne Roberts shifting to guitar. Ultimately, ‘A Morning hours Odyssey’ surfaced in the summertime of 1990, however when the label refused to concern the rockier ‘Low Picture’, the music group left Sarah once and for all. For the time being, Welsh label Fierce released a Ocean Urchins ballad from 1988. The music group agreed upon to the Cheree label early in 1991 for ‘Make sure you Don’t Cry’, and had been joined up with on stage by Andy Ellison (ex-John’s Kids and Radio Superstars). Actually, John’s Kids’s John Hewlett was to create their next one, until Woodcock quit and the ocean Urchins split after a especially dismal gig in the summertime of 1991. Adam Roberts, Patrick Roberts and Robert Cooksey continued to create Delta.