Artist description Oracle are a four-piece guitar-fronted outfit from Hull in England.They create a unique and fullfilling sound with their own brand of multitudinous music, which leaves you feeling whole and in a state of reverence every time you hear or see them.They are the NEW BREED in guitar-fronted 'listenable' music and they posses an illustritive sound that you wish every guitar band had.They have the unquestionable ability to produce and perform fluent pop songs that given the chance, create a sense of meaning, and at the same time provoke your emotions leaving you to laugh, cry, dance, or simply marvel at what you've just seen/heard.

Music Style Pop/Rock

Musical Influences The bands influences include Oasis, Radiohead, Nirvana, to name just a few.

Similar Artists Oracle's music is an amalgamated blend of pure pop/rock melodies, leaving them to sound completely like THEMSELVES !!

Artist History Oracle have been together for around two years, and during this time have already gained a number of accolades and achievements, whilst playing thier own blend of amalgamated pop/rock to the ever appreciative UK audiences.The band have graced the stage at renowned UK venues such as 'The Adelphi' Hull, 'The Barfly' London, and 'The Cavern' Liverpool.

Group Members Shane McMurray - Lead Guitar and VocalsDave Kyte - Bass Guitar and VocalsNick Lyon - Rhythm GuitarChris Jackson - Drums

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Drums

Albums Work It Out EP, Only Friend EP, and an as yet untitled EP on it's way.

Press Reviews Oracle have recieved rave reviews and features in publications such as 'Introducing The Band' Music Fanzine, 'The Hull Daily Mail' Regional Newspaper, 'Stop Out' Student Magazine.

Location Hull, East Yorkshire - United Kingdom

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