First, a quick interchange about the new cover from the duo of Ed Grabianowski (Vocals, Drums) and Richard Root (Guitars, Bass): The A-side is, of course, paired with a B-side… which gifts us none other than a howling cover of Led Zeppelin’s “ Out on the Tiles.” The exclusive audio stream of that track is premiering today. Pattison back in the saddle directing a creepy memetic collage of terrifying otherworldly intrusions to accompany the song debut last week (video stream below). Starting with A-side “ Enemy Lines” – inspired by Russian science-fiction novel ‘ Roadside Picnic‘ – the band space-cowboys up with soaring verses and an anthemic chorus. October 1st, 2021 brings a radiant two-song single which presages the band’s third album, scheduled for an early November release. The Spacelords would release their sixth album Spaceflowers on 21 February 2020, with a short tour of England to support the album.The Buffalo, New York stoner rock/ heavy blues flying SPACELORD has alighted with another parcel of new songs. A fifth album in Water Planet would follow on 24 November 2017 with several festival appearances to follow, including their first show in Belgium. The Spacelords would appear at several festivals to support Liquid Sun through 20 including Psyka Festival, Freak Sabbath and Into The Void just to name a few. Liquid Sun would see release on 26 February 2016 to critical praise.

Work would follow on the band's fourth studio album, recording at Far Out Studios. The Spacelords would perform several shows in support of Synapse, including their first outside of Germany in a marquee show in Austria and an Italian tour in 2015. However Klaus would leave the band a month later, with Akee Kazmaier as his replacement. Synapse would see release on 15 April 2014 to positive reception. More shows would follow, leading the band to eventually sign with Tonzonen Records for a third studio album. The band's second album Dimension 7 would see release in 2011. Several shows, club and open air alike, would follow through 2010 including a gig alongside Guru Guru. Pape would leave the band at the end of the year, reverting them to a trio as originally intended. Work would begin on a debut album following the initial jams and first shows, ultimately releasing their debut album The Spacelords in the summer of 2009. The band's first show would take place at Spatmühlenfestival in Hainstadt circa 7 June 2008. The 4th Spacelord Reinhold Pape (flute) came into the band in May 2008. His precise and groovy bass playing makes The Spacelords' style possible. After more than 20 years playing the guitar, he began on the bass guitar in 2006. Marcus, who's traveling to west Africa since 1991, to study traditional rhythms, but is also into psychedelic music for over 25 years, Matthias, influenced by his trips to India since the seventies and playing his guitar for more than 3 decades, and Klaus, who first started 1978 in Russia as a drummer, but then changed soon to his favorite instrument - the guitar.

As the ideas came so quick and the feeling was there from the first moment, it was clear: Even each of them had his own personal style and background, they had found a common sense in music. Matthias and Klaus already had a few song-ideas and after a couple of weeks almost half of the first CD was arranged.

The SPACELORDS started in April 2008, when Marcus Schnitzler (drums, djembe, percussion, special effects) joined Matthias Wettstein (guitars) and Klaus Werz (bass) for a first session.

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