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Kula Shaker

Kula Shaker
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About

Kula Shaker are a London psychedelic rock band formed in 1995 by frontman Crispian Mills, known for blending hard rock with Indian mysticism and 1960s-influenced raga sounds. Their debut album K (1996) went straight to number one in the UK and earned a double-platinum certification. After splitting in 1999 and reforming in 2006, the band has remained prolific, releasing three albums between 2022 and 2026 with their original four-piece line-up fully restored.

420.7K
monthly listeners on Spotify
#1
peak position UK Albums Chart with debut album K (1996)
#13
peak position UK Albums Chart with Wormslayer (2026)
#22
peak position UK Albums Chart with Natural Magick (2024)

What's new

  • 2026-02

    Wormslayer, the eighth studio album by Kula Shaker, reached the British top 15 upon release in January 2026 - the third highest chart position in the band's history.

  • 2026-01

    The band played a series of UK shows in February 2026 in support of Wormslayer, with performances in Brighton, Cambridge, Glasgow, Manchester and London.

  • 2025-09

    Kula Shaker announced the album Wormslayer in September 2025 together with the single 'Good Money' and a UK tour for 2026.

  • 2025-03

    In spring 2025 the band toured as special guest with Ocean Colour Scene on a 19-day UK tour.

  • 2024-02

    Natural Magick, the seventh studio album, was released in February 2024 and was the first album with all four original members since 1999, following the return of Jay Darlington.

Tour

BrightonCambridgeHolmfirthGlasgowManchesterLondonEdinburghSunderland

Tracks

Tattvasingle from 1996, reached UK #4 and became one of the iconic tracks of the Britpop era
Hey DudeUK #2 hit from 1996, BPI Silver; the best-selling Britpop single ever at position 39
Hushcover version that reached UK #2 in 1997, BPI Silver
GovindaUK #7 single from 1996, characteristic of the band's Indian influences
Wormslayertitle track of the eighth album (2026), a cinematic seven-and-a-half minute closing chord

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