'During the early 1990's amongst the acid house haze of a genuine swagger, a sense of destiny became apparent to the few that picked up a guitar and played while the rest of the party stood gazing at their shoes'... Steve (Barrett) Sciberras 


'Steve Sciberras sounds like a combination of late 1960‘s experimental progressive pop mixed with contemporary alternative/psychedelic/rock. 
A well-informed array of guitar-based material complemented by engineered technology and layered with infectious melodies. His predilection for 1960's guitar hooks and rhythmic sensibility of acid house/techno/trance/drum & bass combined with a unique variety of styles and attitude towards his approach, allows him to transcend his art and take it to a whole new level way before its first inception in ’65 San Francisco'... Ade Stranik 

As a self taught grass roots musician, I made a name for myself as a bass player and song writer in November 1997 after bursting onto the local music scene in Milton Keynes with Indie/Rock/Pop quartet, Cirrus Minor. Co-founded with my brother, David on lead guitar, in just six months of the bands inception at a time when Brit-pop was rapidly fading, we turned the attentions of the music industry, gained interest from Anglia Television and stole the crown of Milton Keynes.

The untimely death of my brother in May 1998 led to the demise of the band and by the turn of the millennium I became the founder member and sonic architect of Alternative/Indie/Rock band, Supakarma. The band were featured on Food Records as no.1 unsigned band of the month in October 2000 and reached no.2 on Popwire.com. 

Following a split from Supakarma and a solo spell, I formed Psychedelic/Electronica/Rock band, The Poppy CoDeans in 2004. After supporting Tom Hingley at The Angel, Bedford we were invited to support Babyshambles at Nottingham’s Rock City in December 2006, and as a striving musician this was one of the highlights of my semi-professional career. To be that well received by an unbiased near capacity crowd was an amazing experience! 

Since 2010 i've worked on various projects as a session musician including theatre, and having reformed Supakarma with a number of album projects in mind, my quest for musical salvation has never been stronger and continues through the medium of my new band, Grand Viziers Garden. 

I'm also working with a producer and looking for a publisher to establish myself as a songwriter. 

If you're interested in my songs or if you’d like to set-up a co-writing session, please contact me at: Stevenscibgvg@icloud.com - cheers!

Steve (Barrett) Sciberras

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