Kula Shaker

During the Britpop-mania of the mid-90s, Kula Shaker surfaced with 'K', an album drenched in Hendrix-ish psych-rock and with the stylings of much Indian music that launched them straight into the top 40 with four hit singles. After touring in the UK and the US and releasing second album 'Peasants, Pigs & Astronauts', Kula Shaker split in late 1999. Having dabbled with projects as individuals in the years following, a reformation was announced in 2006 (with the exclusion of keyboardist Jay Darlington), then releasing the well received albums 'Strangefolk' in 2007 and 'Pilgrims Progress' in 2010. 2016 sees their 5th release 'Eclipse'.

West Country rockers fronted by Gary Stringer who first found fame in the mid '90s, thanks to their song 'Naked' being used in a Sony Minidisc commercial. Perhaps best known for their '96 top ten hit 'Place Your Hands', which was adopted by Chris Evans and is still played in indie and rock clubs across the country today, along with chart-topping second album 'Glow'.