Caligula (band)
| Caligula | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Sydney, Australia |
| Genres | Techno-grunge |
| Associated acts | Primary |
| Past members |
Ashley Rothschild James McKinnon Dave Macken Jamie Fonti Sean Fonti Mitchell Foley |
Caligula were a band from Sydney, Australia, who produced techno-grunge music in the early 1990s and achieved some national success.
Caligula was composed of five members: vocalist Ashley Rothschild, guitarist James McKinnon, drummer Dave Macken, Jamie Fonti (keyboards and backing singer), and bass guitarist Sean Fonti. The band also included Mitchell Foley at one stage.
In 1994, they released the album Rubenesque and received national airplay on Triple J and Triple M with the songs "Tears of a Clown" (a remake of the Smokey Robinson & the Miracles song), "Before" and "Roundabout".
Ashley Rothschild left Caligula, leading to their demise. The Fonti Brothers then created the band Primary with singer Connie Mitchell. Rothschild currently fronts the bands Familia and Graveyard Rock Stars.
Discography
Albums
- Got One (1990)
01. "Seasons"
02. "Dave's Not Here"
03. "Shot (Live)"
04. "Wanda"
05. "Sound Off"
06. "What you Want"
07. "About"
08. "Godzilla"
09. "Young Girls"
10. "Stand Under"
01. "Fuzz"
02. "Wishing"
03. "Tears Of A Clown"
04. "Roundabout"
05. "Make Me Happy"
06. "Wardrum"
07. "Five Different Signs"
08. "Feel For Me"
09. "Helplessness"
10. "Don't Look Back"
11. "So Fine"
12. "Bubbler"
13. "Before"
14. "Checkpoint"
15. "Hypnotised"
EPs
- Caligula EP (1992) – AUS #96[1]
01. "The Bluff"
02. "Checkpoint"
03. "Vision"
04. "Sound Off (Coco Aromomix)"
- i.c.u. EP (1993) – AUS #55[1]
01. "i.c.u."
02. "Liquid"
03. "Before"
04. "i.c.u. Remix"
Singles
- Tears Of A Clown (1993) – AUS #25[1]
01. "Tears Of A Clown"
02. "Five Different Signs"
03. "Make Me Happy"
- Roundabout (1994) – AUS #63[1]
01. "Roundabout"
02. "Roundabout (The WhereAbouts Mix)"
03. "Liquidity"
04. "Liquidity Instrumental"
- So Fine (Why Can't You See?) (1994)
01. "So Fine (Why Can't You See?)"
02. "So Fine (Why Can't You See?) (Acoustic Version)"
03. "Regression"
References
- 1 2 3 4 5 Australian (ARIA Chart) peaks:
- Top 50 peaks: "australian-charts.com > Caligula in Australian Charts". Hung Medien. Retrieved 2016-03-07.
- Top 100 peaks: Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988-2010. Mt. Martha, VIC, Australia: Moonlight Publishing.
- "Roundabout": "The ARIA Australian Top 100 Singles Chart – Week Ending 12 Jun 1994". ARIA. Retrieved 2016-03-07.
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