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Years active
  
1992 to present

Members
  
Chris T-T

Website
  
thesickroom.co.uk

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Past members
  
Adam Blackbourn Gill Sandell Stephen Gilchrist David Bamford Andrew Hodge Chris Thorpe-Tracey Jen Heagren Adam Maggots

Origin
  
Norfolk, United Kingdom (1992)

Albums
  
The Soateramic Sounds Of

Genres
  
Alternative rock, Indie rock

Record labels
  
Chemikal Underground, Noisebox Records

Similar
  
Timbaland & Magoo, Missy Elliott, 702, Mogwai, Timbaland

Magoo are an English indie rock band who formed in Norfolk, England, in 1992.

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Biography

The band give their influences as Guided by Voices, Stereolab, Pavement, The Flaming Lips, and John Peel, and spent their early years playing local venues in the Norwich area. Having released several singles on Norwich's Noisebox Records they were signed by the Scottish record label, Chemikal Underground.

During their time with Chemikal Underground, Magoo played at the CMJ Music Marathon in New York and the Glastonbury Festival, as well as smaller events around the UK.

In June 1996, the band recorded four songs in session for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1. They went on to record a further six sessions and were one of the last bands to record a session before his untimely death.

The band subsequently parted company with Chemikal Underground and set up the Sickroom Studios, their own studio, in the heart of Norfolk to record their new material in. Magoo continue to play concerts around the UK.

Albums

  • The Soateramic Sounds Of Magoo (Beggars Banquet/Chemikal Underground, 9 September, April 1997, LP / CD)
  • Close Continental D.N.A. (Noisebox Records, March 1998, CD)
  • Vote The Pacifist Ticket Today (Chemikal Underground, November 1998, LP / CD)
  • Realist Week (Global Warming Records, 2 October, August 2001, LP / CD)
  • Popsongs (MayGoZero, February 2005, CD)
  • The All Electric Amusement Arcade (Series 8 Records, June 2006, CD)
  • The Continuing Adventures Of Magoo (Hungry Audio, July 2012, CD / MP3)

    • Singles and EPs

    The Mudshark EP (Noisebox Records, May 1995, 7" on Orange Vinyl & Numbered) tracks : "Pop Your Mouth", "Tom, Lou & Me" & "Elsie's Skinny Arms"

  • "Robot Carnival" (Noisebox Records, September 1995, 7")
  • "Tremor, Tremor, Tremor" (Elefant Records, October 1997, 7")
  • "Eye Spy" (Noisebox Records, April 1996, 7")
  • "A to Z And Back Again" (Chemikal Underground, March 1997, 7"/CD)
  • "Red Lines ( are fine )" (Chemikal Underground, June 1997, 7"/CD)
  • "Holy Smoke!" (Chemikal Underground, May 1998, 7"/CD)
  • "Swiss Border Escape" (Chemikal Underground, September 1998, 7"/CD)
  • "East Polar Opposite Can Dream " (Global Warming, July 2001, 7"/CD)
  • "Knowledge Is Power " (Global Warming, October 2001, 7"/CD)
  • "The Big Comeback Starts Here" (Starharbour, June 2002, CD)
  • "Soft Family Rock" (MaYGoZero, December 2002, CD)
  • "Can't Get Off The Ground Today / Expansion Ride" (MaYGoZero, 2003, 7")
  • "Superteen Scene" (Series 8 Records, April 2006, 7")

    • Songs

    Luv 2 Luv U2014
    East Polar Opposite Can DreamRealist Week · 2001
    Realist WeekRealist Week · 2001

    References

    Magoo (band) Wikipedia
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