Band, 1986-1994 GB, London
Electronic and Rock
Multi-instrumentalist band that invented Dream Pop. The name derived from the "A" in Alex (Ayuli) and the "R" in Rudi (Tambala), the band's core duo. A.R. Kane ushered in two significant musical movements in England: "sampladelic" dance and house music, where it remains an integral part of rave culture and its outgrowths. They also exerted a profound sonic influence on the legion of trippy Shoegazer guitar bands that would emerge a few years later in the UK, as well as running H.ark!.
![]() | Rudy Tambala g, voc GB |
![]() | Alex Ayuli GB |
![]() | Russell Smith g |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
---|---|---|---|
Complete Singles Collection | A.R. Kane | 2012 | Compil. |
New Clear Child | A.R. Kane | 1995 | Album |
Sea Like A Child / No Problem | A.R. Kane / Geggy Tah | 1994 | Single |
Sea Like A Child | A.R. Kane | 1994 | Album |
Honey Be (For Stella) | A.R. Kane | 1994 | Single |
A Love From Outer Space | A.R. Kane | 1992 | Single |
Americana | A.R. Kane | 1992 | Compil. |
Rem'i'xes | A.R. Kane | 1990 | Album |
Crack Up | A.R. Kane | 1990 | Single |
Pop | A.R. Kane | 1989 | Album |
"i" | A.R. Kane | 1989 | Album |
69 | A.R. Kane | 1988 | Album |
Love-Sick | A.R. Kane | 1988 | Single |
Up Home! | A.R. Kane | 1988 | Album |
Listen Up! | A.R. Kane | 1988 | Album |
Lollita | A.R. Kane | 1987 | Album |
When You're Sad | A.R. Kane | 1986 | Album |