(c’94-95) Darren Robinson (vocal / guitar), John Picarillo (drums), Malcolm Smith (lead guitar, b.vocals) and Billy Adam (bass, b.vocals).

The band, who had all been members of Sweetlife, were initially managed by Andrew Stevens, then Coulsdon based Mirage Music Artist Management. In mid to late ’94 the band released of the 5-track “Of There’s Freedom In Our Hearts…” demo cassette. On 6 August ’94 1994, Tamberlaine supported Vox Pop at The Cricketers, Westfield.

In ’95, David Bailey replaced Adam on bass and backing vocals and Smith left. Shortly after the, now 3-piece, band released the “Out Of Our Heads” demo which was engineered by Andy Levine having been recorded at RMS Studios. They went on to become My Revolution and then Explain. Listed as My Revolution, the track “Out of My Head” appeared on Farnborough Groove Vol.6.

Bailey, who’d been in Five O’Clock High and Vox Pop, was in Summerbee at around the same time as Tamberlaine and has since moved to Spain, was involved in the The Real Me and Acoustic River Collective (ARC) – a group of musicians based in Almeria – and is currently recording as part of Left Bank Two.

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Gallery:

1994: Tamberlaine support Vox Pop at The Cricketers, Westfield. Picture courtesy of David Bailey
Sleeve to Tamberlaine’s “If There’s Freedom In Our Hearts” demo. Picture courtesy of Sid Stovold
Side 1 of Tamberlaine’s “If There’s Freedom In Our Hearts” demo. Picture courtesy of Sid Stovold
Sleeve to Tamberlaine’s “Out Of My Head” demo. Picture courtesy of Sid Stovold
A-side of Tamberlaine’s “Out Of My Head” demo. Picture courtesy of Sid Stovold
“Out of My Head” appeared on Farnborough Groove Vol.6, after the band changed their name to My Revolution.