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| − | Drummer Rik O'Kane joined [[Cygnet Committee]] during the late '80s, until the band split in about 1990. He was also the drummer for [[Dry Riser]] during roughly the same period. During the early '90s he and former Cygnet Committee bassist [[Adrian Webclaw]] played together again in [[Swamp Goblin]] until about 1994, and were later the rhythm section for [[Raleigh 20]] with frontman [[Chris Paki]], between 1995 and 1996. He later appeared as the live drummer in a briefly reformed [[Tsunami Band]] during late 2005 and early 2006, and he has spent time playing for [[Boil Up]], [[Cornerstone Roots]] and [[Ska Child | + | Drummer Rik O'Kane joined [[Cygnet Committee]] during the late '80s, until the band split in about 1990. He was also the drummer for [[Dry Riser]] during roughly the same period. During the early '90s he and former Cygnet Committee bassist [[Adrian Webclaw]] played together again in [[Swamp Goblin]] until about 1994, and were later the rhythm section for [[Raleigh 20]] with frontman [[Chris Paki]], between 1995 and 1996. He later appeared as the live drummer in a briefly reformed [[Tsunami Band]] during late 2005 and early 2006, and he has spent time playing for [[Boil Up]], [[Cornerstone Roots]] and [[Ska Child]]. |
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