Zone Six was founded in 1997 by Dave Schmidt of Sula Bassana. They classify themselves as Neo-Krautrock and Improrock. It is no surprise...

In the year of Sula Bassana’s 20th anniversary, multi-instrumentalist Dave Schmidt got together a series of pieces composed and recorded...

Encouraged by the reception to 2023’s “The Future Never Waits”, HAWKWIND’s “Stories from Time and Space” is to be released on 5th April,...

The prolific and popular space rocker Santtu Laakso is back with some more magical Finnish space rock. ‘Serenity’ starts the album with...

This is a full review to follow my review of the promo. ‘Shine’ begins the album, a great vehicle for the voice of Bridget Wishart of...

‘Shine’ begins the album, a great vehicle for the voice of Bridget Wishart of HAWKWIND and SPIRITS BURNING fame, as the unmistakeable...

On 3rd November Atomhenge/ Cherry Red will release, in replica card wallet style with poster, in a clamshell 3 x CD box set. The albums...

I have been reviewing the prolific improvisational space rocker Øresund Space Collective. Going back to “Ode to A Black Hole” (2016),...

SHE’S A TEMPLE (2012): Jerry Kranitz enthused about the 15 minute ‘Palmyra’ with its swirling Hammond, and Tommy Gorny’s “ripping guitar”...

ARCHIVE RECORDINGS CD ARCHIVE VOLUME 1: JOURNEY TO THE STARGLOW RESTAURANT (2011): An extract from my Acid Dragon review can still be...

SULA BASSANA: ORGAN ACCUMULATOR: Most of the album has an ambient feel with gorgeous synth melodies accompanied by placid techno beats....

First of all, thanks to Santtu Leakso for getting in touch and kindly providing BANDCAMP codes for some of his albums. Given that not...

It can’t be 50 years! Makes me feel really old! I saw them twice in their heyday and a couple of mates of mine went to their infamous...

For the unacquainted, let’s set the record straight here; Sula Bassana is actually Dave Schmidt, an incredible one band (He does have a...

I hadn’t heard L.A. space rockers’ Farflung for a while, but heard that Dave Schmidt had released their latest LP on Sulatron Records...

Just how much Hawkwind does the world need? I have reviewed dozens of them and here is another one. It’s on Atomhenge, a subsidiary of...

Joe Banks takes a unique approach in ‘Days of the Underground’: a chronological précis of all the Hawkwind albums from 1970 to 1980...