To ward off the police's sniffer dogs from their chemical stash, Hawkwind had figured a novel way to throw off the illegal ...

It’s November 1972, and something extraordinary is happening in the sleepy Norfolk market town of King’s Lynn. The Corn Exchange venue is packed to the rafters with East Anglian heads and freaks, ...

It's one of the hottest days of summer, and the sound of space rock is throbbing across the Devon countryside. In a converted farm building, veteran rockers Hawkwind are rehearsing for a string of ...

“People look back now and think of Hawkwind as this sort of hippie peace and love group. But it was never that,” says Lemmy, one of the band’s original self-styled ‘captains.’ “We weren’t looking for ...

Glam had kicked in the previous year and, until “Starman,” T.Rex were its torchbearers. Hawkwind did not fit in. They were not easy on the ear or eye. They were not heavy metal or straightforward hard ...

Master Of The Universe (Live At The Paris Theatre) (Mono) Paranoia (Live At The Paris Theatre) (Mono) Earth Calling (Live At The Paris Theatre) (Mono) Silver Machine (Live At The Paris Theatre) (Mono) ...

The Machine Stops looks at the tribulations of society, via an E. M. Forster short story with a very H.G. Wells theme. The story concerns a people enslaved by technology that has risen above itself.

Addressing an opposition to the trademark registration of a band name, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) found the opposer—the originator and continuous user of the name—to be the owner and ...