Get all 8 Ooberon releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Bluebell Morning (Phantom309 Remix), Richard Branson's up in Space, Personal Sex Machine (Pierced Teen Mix), Dawn on the Dark Side (extended), Catch it Kill it Skin it Eat it, Curious Tales From a Distant Land: 1999 - 2004, Waiting For The Sonic Boom, and The Spirit of Adventure EP.
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The Promised Land (2002)
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Different Places (1999)
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Lifeline (2001)
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I'm OK (1999)
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Go To Sleep (2004)
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Ooberon Liverpool, UK
Ooberon are Andy Flett and Steve Flett (aka Phantom309), founding members of Liverpool UK Indie pop/rock group Ooberman (Shorley Wall, Blossoms Falling, Crashing Ellipticals). The Spirit of Adventure EP (2016) is the fantastic follow up to the sublime Waiting for the Sonic Boom (2006). Available now on Bandcamp, iTunes, Spotify, and all other major music download sites. ... more
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