3:58 (from SuperImposer) Cloak 3:39 (from Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up special edition) Massive Bereavement (Live) [Recorded at The Witchwood, Ashton-under-Lyne, 31/12/02] (from One Day All This Could Be Yours) Women Who Love Men Who Love Drugs (Live) [Recorded live at The Witchwood, Ashton-under-Lyne, 31 December 2002)] (from Catalyst) Music Videos "One Day All This Could Be Yours" (2003) "Catalyst" (2003) "Heaven Alive" (2005) "New Pin" (2006) "Legal Teens" (2009) "SuperImposer" (2010) YouTube Live Performances (released on Mike Vennart's and the Oceansize Archive channels) "Oceansize, Manchester Roadhouse 1999" (2020, includes never recorded 'Is She Still Dead?') "Oceansize - Live at Middleton Civic Hall May 2002" "Cardiacs (feat. Oceansize) Live At The London Astoria 2002" (2015, includes Oceansize performing Cardiacs' Eat It Up Worms Hero) "Oceansize - Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth - 27/03/2006" (2020) "Oceansize - Saarbrucken Garage - 26th September 2008" (2020) "Oceansize live at IndigO2 - 2008" (2020, recorded Oct 19, 2008, the night after the Feed to Feed performances, in support of Porcupine Tree) "Oceansize - Final Show - Manchester 2010" (2020, Oceansize's final performance, at Manchester Academy 3 on November 15, 2010, audio from a bootleg) Myspace Frames Demos "Siberian Bullshit" "Red Rag To A Bear (demo)" Other appearances "Fear" (Tim Smith's Spratleys Rats cover) (Leader of the Starry Skies: A Tribute to Tim Smith, Songbook 1) (2010) "Fear" (as above) (Stoneage Dinosaurs / Fear, split 7-inch single with Steven Wilson) (2011) Members Final line-up Mike Vennart – guitar, lead vocals (1998–2011) Steve Durose – guitar, backing vocals (1998–2011) Richard "Gambler" Ingram – guitar, keyboards (1998–2011) Steven Hodson – bass, keyboards, guitar (2006–2011) Mark Heron – drums (1998–2011) Previous members Jon Ellis – bass, keyboards (1998–2005) Timeline References External links Stereokill: February 2010 Radio Interview. Dec 2006 – 3SYN 90.7FM Melbourne, Australia English alternative rock groups English progressive rock groups Musical groups from Manchester Musical groups established in 1998 Musical groups disestablished in 2011 English space rock musical groups Superball Music artists Beggars Banquet Records artists