Concrete Playground

M Craft toiled away at noisey rock throughout the 90's with Canberra's finest, Sidewinder. After spending too much money on Tangerine ('97) and being dropped by Mercury records, Craft packed up shop and moved to London, where he spent most of his early life with his father working abroad.

After some time working in bars, he eventually got his music back on, and ended up playing guitar with Jarvis Cocker, getting signed to the uber cool 679 label, and in 2007 released the critically acclaimed Silver and Fire which taste making rock snob mag Uncut called "tantalising stuff".

He has just put the finishing touches on his second LP Arrows At The Sun which has serious moments of brilliance. Do yourself a favour and go catch the expat while he's in the country.