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confused musician/songwriter, learned/learning the unusual way

Formed in 2016 in Bury, Lancashire, Stupid Cosmonaut draw inspiration from science fiction and the cosmos to create beautifully haunting visions of a not too distant dystopian future. A vast reach of influences can be found from caustic, electronic hallucinations as chilled as Tangerine Dream and Klaus Shultz to more organic post rock offerings in the vein of Mogwai and Explosions in the Sky.

Since formation, Stupid Cosmonaut have played sold out shows at The Deaf Institute, Manchester, The Met Bury and Sebright Arms London.  They were honoured to play a packed gig on The Beauty Witch stage at Sounds from The Other City in Salford. The have also shared the stage with bands such as Henge, Dystopian Future Movies, Minami Deutsch, Lost Under Heaven, Naxatras and Barberos. 

‘Algol’ their first vinyl release on Drone Rock Records sold out to high critical acclaim amongst online blogs and websites with reviews also from print publications The Wire Magazine, and Terrorizer who said ‘Algol is a rich evocative and crushing trip into the uncharted depths of the solar system’

Khagool got together in 2004, consisting of Nathan Hazell (vocal, guitar), Alun Jones (guitar), Stu Laws (bass), Tim Garraway (Keys, Synth, Programming) and Aaron Meli (Drums, Percussion). They were later joined by Mike Taki, who shared Drum and Percussion duties with Aaron. In the summer of 2004 they recorded a 3 track EP (Alpha Beta, No Use, Sitting Man) that was well recieved and gained radio play. 2005 saw them travel the country, playing gigs in Cardiff, Swansea, Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester, Chester, and numerous venues throughout London. Later that year they recorded a live session for Adam Walton that was aired on BBC Radio Wales, which has been uploaded here. Early 2006 saw them attempt to record their long awaited album, but friction led to the band splitting half way through the year, before many tracks were finished. "Bring it On" and "All the Things" are 2 tracks from those hazy sessions. Enjoy.

i will upload my broadway karaoke here also things i don't want to lose if my computer kicks the bucket again. listen to me try to be a soprano! lol!

Psych/Rock band from Cardiff, Wales.

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