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Hawkwind

The GWR Records Years 1988-1991

3cd in clamshell box with poster - £24.99 | Pre Order

These recordings saw Hawkwind move into the 1990s with a trio of excellent albums recorded by slightly fluctuating line-ups.

Hawkwind

Live Seventy-Nine (RSD 24)

Clear vinyl Record Store Day edition of this classic live album.

Hawkwind

Tube Map

A4 PRINT - £12.00 | Buy
A5 Postcard - £5.00 | Buy

Innovative Representation of Music History: Band Maps by Mike Bell Mike Bell's band maps transform the rich tapestry of music history into a visual narrativ...

Hawkwind

SPACE RITUAL (50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION)

deluxe 2cd w/ stereo mix - £25.99 | Buy

Our Dan's been champing at the bit to crack this one onto the shop stereo, if you're in the shop - brace yourself for an untethered, never-tamed, full-f...

Hawkwind

WARRIOR ON THE EDGE OF TIME (STEVEN WILSON REMIX)

lp in deluxe gatefold sleeve - £46.99 | Buy

This new vinyl edition of ‘Warrior On The Edge of Time’has been cut at Abbey Road and faithfully reproduces the fold out shield sleeve artwork and p...

Hawkwind

THE FUTURE NEVER WAITS

2LP - £34.99 | Buy

The band’s 35th studio album is an outstanding progression to their varied and celebrated catalogue.

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Our Lives Can't Last Forever
The Starship (One Love One Life)
What Are We Going To Do While We're Here
The Tracker
Eternal Light
Till I Found You
Underwater City
The Night Sky
Traveller of Time & Space
Re-generate
The Black Sea
Frozen in Time
Stargazers

Hawkwind

STORIES FROM TIME AND SPACE

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2LP

Released: 5th Apr 2024

£32.99

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CD

Released: 5th Apr 2024

£13.99

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From the futuristic, synth-laden opener of ‘Our Lives Can’t Last Forever’ and innovative psychedelic swirl of ‘The Starship (One Love One Life)’ and ‘Traveller of Time & Space’, to the lamenting saxophones and menacing riffs of ‘What Are We Going To Do While We’re Here’ and ‘Stargazers’, the band deliver 13 tracks of classic material.

The album has everything Hawkwind fans new and old could ask for – from Dave Brock’s trademark vocals and chugging guitar riffs to roaming solos, gradual melancholic crescendos and rapturous peaks, it’s a record that sits tightly in the Hawkwind groove, delivering an intense concentrated fusion of musical styles.