SV: Re: Spacerock in Sweden.

[Henrik Hallgren]

Hi there!

If you want to read about Pseudo sun, please point your browser at: http://hem.passagen.se/hawkwind and click on the Scandinavian spacerock icon.

The review will be published in Aural Innovations and Hawkzine (and perhaps on BOC-L, who knows?).

Concerning Spacious mind, I´m not the guy to give an answer but I´m sure there are fans out there that can help you!



>On Tue, 18 Aug 1998 15:19:28   Henrik Hallgren wrote:
>>A review from the spacerock festival will be published in mid-september =
>>so stay tuned!
>
>Where will it be published?
>
>>Apart from only about one hundred fans the festival was a success =
>>musically and the "big" bands that played was:
>>Man (Wales), Nik Turner (Wales), Spacious mind (Sweden), The Moor =
>>(Sweden), darXtar (Sweden), Dark Sun (Finland), Pseudo Sun (Sweden.
>
>I just picked up darXtar's _Daybreak_ (got all four now!).  Great band.  _Daybreak_ is probably their most
>overtly Hawkwind-influenced CD.  Wild guitar solos, pounding drums, spacey vocals and concepts, aahhh...
>
>>Pseudo Sun and Dark Sun
>
>I have the Dark Sun CD, and it is excellent.  This is the kind of stuff I'd prefer to hear Hawkwind
>churning out in the 90s.  Good vocals, and modern spacey music that doesn't sound like the Ozrics.
>
>What about Pseudo Sun?  I haven't heard much mention of them - can anyone post a review?
>
>And as for Spacious Mind - is _Organic Mind Solution_ a good starter?
>
>MWood
>
>NP: _Love in Space_ (CD single) - Hawkwind
>
>
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