Brooklyn Vegan — The Motorhead frontman discusses how he got revenge on his old Hawkwind band-mates in the bio released this year, not long after he passed away at 70 years old. Meanwhile, Nik Turner continues to defy the same old band-mates, much to the dismay of su... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The new LP features the great Tony Allen on drums and Nik Turner from Hawkwind. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Photos by Greg Cristman I was in the band for 10 years, and after I left, I discovered they'd trademarked the name of the band (without me). I thought, I have a right to that name. It was my nickname,... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Rob Sperry-Fromm photo: Nik Turner at Saint Vitus in 2013 (more by Greg Cristman) Nik Turner, the Hawkwind frontman, who has been touring with the long-winded (no pun intented) band name Nik Turner's Hawkwind Space Ritual for a while... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Ian Chainey Nik Turner's Space Ritual at Saint Vitus, 2013 (More by Greg Cristman) Ex-Hawkwind sax/flutist/vocalist Nik Turner, the Mighty Thunder Rider, will return to North America as Nik Turner's Hawkwind Space Ritual in late August with stoner... more info

Topix — Space had the Big Bang. Space rock had Hawkwind's Space Ritual , the 1973 double album melding cosmic power and improv vibes. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Told for the first time, the inside story of Hawkwind, one of Britain's wildest acid rock bands. Includes interviews with Lemmy, Terry Ollis, Nik Turner, writer Michael Moorcock and many more. Read more » more info

Totally Fuzzy — G O D said... THE GRUNGY DUNGAREES -Working At The Black Label Brewery - The lost tape is found!Thanks to a fellow blogger who sent this in!Covers of Joe Walsh,and The Stooges,plus a bunch of originals,from the WA band where the term,"Grunge" was pro... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mister Moods said... Brand New Moods presents: - Secret Saucer "Element 115" Imagine if, back in 1974, David Gilmour, Klaus Schulze, Manual Gottsching, Florian Fricke, Robert Fripp, Edgar Froese, Richard Sinclair, John Wetton, Robert Wyatt & Bill Bru... more info

Guardian Music — In 1969, Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso were exiled by their country's military dictatorship. Their years in London influenced Brazilian – and British – music for everIt's August 1970 and there are 600,000 people in a field in the Isle of Wight ... more info