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This EP features two Hawkwind alums (Bridget Wishart and Simon House) and Don Falcone of Spirits Burning fame. The music here has references to both of those acts and would probably fall under the space rock heading, but that’s a bit too limiting for it. This is great music and any fans of space rock or progressive rock that’s in that vein should really enjoy it.

Gary Hill.

This EP is FREE to anyone who would like a copy.

Omenopus: the name gives nothing away. Shrouded with the power of enigma, their debut album could lead anywhere. And winding, weaving its way over the earth like a cosmic ray of New Age energy, it does just that. Swinging between fragile innocence and venomous admissions, welcoming depths and icy caverns, ‘Time Flies’ is an unearthly experience, yet very much tied to the elements.

Robyn Simmons.

SOLD OUT.  There will NOT be any more made.

This album is now very rare and hard to find, but they do appear on eBay every now and then, if you're lucky.

1912’s “Please Take Me Away From Here” has lilting piano that hits a more prog rock vein and reminded me of recent releases by Opeth in its execution and has a wonderful Gilmoresque guitar solo.

Gary Parsons.

The Plague, portrayed through the sympathetic lyrics of Bridget Wishart and Thomas Nashe as poetry, nursery rhymes and litanies, is one woman’s allegory of England during the 1300's as the plague and death advance across the land.

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