Something of a sequel to last year’s Sci-Fi concept album The Machine Stops, Into The Woods sees Hawkwind return to their more Hippyish roots both musically and lyrically. Kicking off this 13 track album with…
Another Hawkwind gig in yet another venue; I’m beginning to think they only ever play a place once! This time it’s the sleek modern surroundings of the Neon club in Newport, a venue that looks…
Who doesn’t love Hawkwind? Hippies, punks, metal heads, rockers and psychedelics of every ilk usually have a soft spot for them, somewhere. Nicely packaged in a clam box case the content of The Xenon Codex,…
It\’s been a while, but will surely be classed as a special moment, to have the sound of Atomic Rooster back on stage in amongst so many Prog Legends at next year’s HRH Prog, which…
Based on E.M. Forsters dystopian Sci Fi novel, Brock and Co. delivery a timely warning about the dangers of technology being used to manage every aspect of our lives and how it’s creating an increasingly…
Originally released in 1996 – this reissue sees the original double album complemented by bonus tracks taken from the Love in Space EP. It’s Hawkwind at their live best featuring vocalist Ron Tree, Alan Davey (bass/keyboards), Richard Chadwick…
Hawkwind – Love In Space CD (Atomhenge/Cherry Red) This is a ‘trip’ down memory lane… in more than one term of intention. Originally recorded in the mid 90’s on Hawkwind’s ‘Alien 4’ tour it’s a…
Hawkwind – Distant Horizons CD (Esoteric Recordings/Cherry Red) Originally released in 1997, a time when ‘trance’ and Glastonbury were booming… this is when Hawkwind embraced the experimentation of mixing new-age sounds along with their usual…
