Alien Sex Fiend - She's My Frankenstein (compilation of this classic 80's UK gothic underground punk band, mostly being the very warped Transylvanian disaster area horror-schlock-rock-excorsisms of mind-numbing Frankenstein crossdressing and Dracula vampire robotics and LSD synthesis, this compilation includes their driven and metallic cover of Hawkwind's classic "Silver Machine" single. ASF much later delved into some very bizarre techno -and experimental electronic territory in the 90's, having also released several video compilations on Jettisoundz in the 80's)
Anti-Pasti - Caution In The Wind (delivering quality early 80's UK punk along with the likes of Anti-Nowhere League, Stiff Little Fingers, Discharge et. al., this was their most well known album)
Anubian Lights - Nazbar (new album, 2001, more of Pressurehed and Farflung members' ambient project on Cleopatra)
Anubian Lights - Outflight EP
Bajina - Hamburg Live (Hawkwind's Ron Bastard performing with Inner City Unit members at the Hawkfest 2000)
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (remaster) (first album, 1970)
Black Sabbath - Paranoid (remaster) (classic second album, 1970)
Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (remaster) (the studio wizardry of this 1973 classic paved way for the brutality of Sabotage!)
Black Sabbath - Live At Last (remaster) (an unreleased Ozzy-era live effort, it was bootlegged in the late 70's)
Bolt Thrower - Mercenary
Dave Brock - SpaceBrock (Hawkwind main man's recent solo album)
Dave Brock - Demo's And Memo's
Cathedral - Carnival Bizarre (1995, UK psychedelic doom-metal classic)
Cathedral - Endtyme (new album, 2001)
Chrome - Half Machine Lip Moves/Alien Soundtracks (Touch 'n' Go label, Chrome's two first mindwarping classic albums from 1978 and 79 on one CD deliver cerebral, raw, thrashy and insectoid cyberpunk action, commanding frontier anarchy battling paramilitary war machinery, infiltrating ancient technology and civilization, of invading alien intelligences searching for telepathic survivors in the bombed-out nowhere and fallout-sheltered hives of modern mass-television radiated society, these apocalypse warriors and punkrock pioneers known as Chrome were born survivalists on a very likely deleted ulterior mission from beyond the stars...)
Cro-Mags - Alpha Omega (trancendental 90's metal masterpiece of hardcore brutality)
Alan Davey - Bedouin (2nd solo album from longtime Hawkwind bassplayer)
Eat Static - Science of The Gods (ex-Ozric Tentacles crew's interstellar psychedelic trance-techno of ancient celestial technologies and tribal ecstacy)
Roky Erickson - Hide Behind The Sun (Ex-13th Floor Elevators main man returns solo in 1976)
Roky Erickson & The Aliens - I Think of Demons (gothic and driving rock from Erickson's early 80's garage outfit. Swedish rock'n'roll death'ers Entombed even covered their brooding and majestic "Night Of The Vampire" on a 1995 Earache single.)
Roky Erickson & The Aliens - The Evil One (second album from main Elevator-head Roky Erickson & co., described as sinister, psychedelic and gothic garage-rock with a nod to the biker aesthetics of early 70's heavy metal like Blue Öyster Cult)
Farflung - The Belief Module (Pressurehed spinoff)
The Fluid - Glue/Roadmouth (this European CD ed. of their first two mini LP's came out on SubPop. Like a souped up and blistering Fu Manchu with a belting Iggy & The Stooges "Raw Power"-era influence making it all very reptilian and freshly tuned, The Fluid were crunchy yet liquid amphetamine garage punk played at breakneck speed. Hailing from the late-80's/early 90's US punk scene, they luckily never even managed to croak under the dreaded 'grunge' banner, disappearing quite tracelessly instead.)
Full Moon - Full Moon (being UK underground fantasy spacerock and apocalyptic heavy metal of biblical proportions, this fine metal album was released in the late 80's or early 90's on the Norwegian Voices Of Wonder label)
Gwar - Violence Has Arrived (new album, 2001)
Hawkwind - Family Tree 2000 (another 'festy' compilation under the Hawkwind banner)
Hawkwind - Yule Ritual (for Hawkwind passport holders only, its only listed here as a personal reminder... Its the Hawks' 2000 X-Mas reunion bash!)
Hawkwind - Live From the Darkside
Hawkwind - The Weird Tapes (CD versions on Voiceprint label):
Weird Tapes V.1: Dave Brock Sonic Assassins
Weird Tapes V.2: Hawkwind Live
Weird Tapes V.3: Free Festivals
Weird Tapes V.4: Live 78
Weird Tapes V.5: Live 1976 To 77
Weird Tapes V.6: Dave Brock Demos
Helios Creed - Boxing the Clown (ex-Chrome founding member, later of Nik Turner & Pressurehed's live US tours)
Helios Creed - Activated Condition (ex-Chrome/Nik Turner band)
Jim Jones & The Kool-Ade Kids - ...Trust Us/Contrafusion (on one CD) (obscure US 80's hardcore punk, they barely even sound like The Dead Kennedys or Crass, surprisingly, if at all even, being midwestern teenage acid casualties and drunk young goths into thrashmetal and hardcore, belting out songs about napalming innocent villagers or machine-gunning your way out through the jungle not churning any stomachs anytime soon, this band were actually not so fucking bad!)
Maximum Effect - Live at the Kings Head Fulham, June 4 1986 (Inner City Unit)
Mooseheart Faith Stellar Groove Band - Mass Coronal Ejection (sublime garage folk and heady acid psych, formed from the ashes of SF punkband Angry Samoans and LA disco-glam outfit Apollo)
Neu! - '72 Live (seminal minimalist 'motorik' punkrock from the early 70's, being trailblazers of all things krautrock and Kraftwerk, this pioneering German band was led by Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother.)
Nokturnal Mortem - Goat Horns (this darkly exotic and anarchic Baltic punkband create mystical and driven gothic folkrock, being very much for fans of doom -and blackmetal as well. On the Beverina label, it is original and enchanting stuff indeed by any dedicated listener's heady standards... be it Satanic, pagan or magickal, the earthy twilight anthems of Nokturnal Mortem will otherwise feed the untamed spirit...)
Smell of Incence - Through The Gates of Deeper Slumber (exotic and heady modern psychedelia from Norway)
Starfield - Return To Earth (with Hawkwind's Jerry Richards)
Sundial - Live Drug (UK's 80's and 90's underground paisley-spacerock pioneers led by Gary Ramon return in breathtaking live format, baptizing the audience with their early track "Exploding In Your Mind", and later underground hit "Fireball", with some blistering acid guitar workouts)
TSOL - TSOL/Weathered Statues (on one CD) (anarchy prevails as legendary 80's US anarcho-goth-punk pioneers TSOL (True Sounds Of Liberty) stake their claim to the revolution in the tradition of contemporary UK bands like The Damned and Chaos UK. They were originally formed in LA in 1979, releasing many albums throughout the 80's and 90's with ever-changing lineups)
TSOL - Beneath The Shadows (the front cover band photo even pays tribute to "A Clockwork Orange", landing TSOL in the same league with Chrome as far as any clever "A Clockwork Orange" punk references go!)
Turbonegro - Ass Cobra (unspeakably filthy and magickal Norwegian rock'n'roll hardcore legends. Bring any given Turbonegro CD and a sixpack of beer over to a friend's house and you'll soon be fucking his sister!)
Nik Turner - Transglobal Friends & Relations (on Transperancy label, Hawkwind co-founder headlines compilation of various spacerock bands)
Nik Turner - Conscience of Hawkwind: Live Deeply Vale Free 78 (Hawkwind co-founder with Sphynx band)
V.A. - Floralia Vol. 2 (modern underground psych compilation, Italian label)
V.A. - Floralia Vol. 3 (modern underground psych compilation, Italian label)
V.A. - Probot (ex-Nirvana/Foo Fighter's Dave Grohl's new star-studded underground heavy metal project, including members from Voïvod, Cathedral, Venom and Motörhead and more)
Voïvod - Negatron ( 1995: pioneering French-Canadian cybernetic thrashmetal hinduists return, this also being Eric Forrest's debut. European ed. w/ bonus multimedia track)