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Citizen Cain / Xitizen Xain

Country

England

Bio / info

Progressive rock band originally formed in London in 1982 with Gordon Feenie (drums, flute) and Cyrus (bass, vocals), joined shortly by Tim Taylor (guitar). That version of the band split up in 1988 and Cyrus returned home to Scotland. Two years later Cyrus met with old guitarist friend Frank Kennedy, who with friends Stewart Bell (drums, keys) and Dave Elam (bass) had a few songs written. After a few months Stewart went onto keys and drummer Chris Colvin was brought in. With Cyrus on vocals and flute Citizen Cain MkII was complete, and the band went on to record a number of albums, sometimes using the name Xitizen Xain.

Website

http://citizencain.nl

Related articles (4)

• Review: Citizen Cain - Raising the Stones (Mike Grimes 1998-07-01)
• Review: Citizen Cain - Raising the Stones (Mike McLatchey 1998-07-01)
• Review: Citizen Cain - Somewhere But Yesterday (Mike McLatchey 1995-03-01)
• Review: Various Artists - Progressive & Melodic Rock Vol. 1 - 3 (Peter Thelen 1994-08-01)

Releases on file (7)

	Xitizen Xain — Skies Darken (Festival Music 201204, 2012, CD)
	Citizen Cain — Playing Dead (Pin in a Poke Records no#, 2002, CD)
	Citizen Cain — Raising the Stones (Festival 201212D, 1997/2013, CD)
	Citizen Cain — Ghost Dance (Mellow MMP 302, 1996, CD)
	Various Artists — Progressive & Melodic Rock Vol. 2 (SI Music SIMPLYFORTYEIGHT, 1994, CD)
	Citizen Cain — Somewhere But Yesterday (Festival 201212C, 1994/2012, CD)
	Citizen Cain — Serpents in Camouflage (SI Music 001, 1992, CD)

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