Artist's albums
Kingsize
1998 · album
Wake Up!
1995 · album
Giant Steps
1993 · album
Everything's Alright Forever
1992 · album
Eight
2023 · album
Sorrow (I just want to be free)
2023 · EP
How Was I To Know
2023 · single
Now That's What I Call Obscene
2023 · single
The Unconscious
2023 · single
Seeker
2023 · single
Keep On With Falling (Deluxe Edition)
2023 · album
Live In 2021
2022 · album
Keep On With Falling
2022 · album
Alone Together
2022 · single
Keep On With Falling (Edit)
2022 · single
You And Me
2021 · single
I've Had Enough I'm Out (Edit)
2021 · single
A Full Syringe And Memories Of You
2021 · EP
A Full Syringe And Memories Of You
2021 · single
Best Of
2007 · compilation
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Biography
Having experienced the excesses of Creation Records’ boom through the 1990s, the sweetness and the sting of success of being trapped in the Britpop storm, notably with 1995’s hit single, Wake Up Boo! and their break-up after 1999’s sixth album, Kingsize, The Boo Radleys – now Sice, Brown and drummer, Rob Cieka – work towards a new vision of the band. Whilst no longer a member of the band, the reformed Boos have paid public tribute to the band’s original guitarist and songwriter, Martin Carr, on multiple occasions from the stage during live shows. The Boo Radleys have announced details of a brand-new studio album, as well as the 30th Anniversary reissue and tour of their lauded, landmark 1993 album, Giant Steps. Given encouragement by the tremendous reception of last year’s live return and first album in more than two decades, the three-piece return quickly to release Seeker, the first cut from June’s new long-player, Eight. Marking perhaps their busiest ever year in 2023, the band makes up for lost time having been missing from the musical map since 1998 prior to reforming in 2021 and releasing their seventh album, Keep On With Falling, last March. Keen to celebrate the past as well as the present, the announcement that Giant Steps, the Creation Records album that, for many, cemented their legacy as one of Britain’s greatest yet unsung bands will delight fans keen to complete their collections.