Drummer*Vocalist, Multi-Instrumentalist Producer*BassFreak Linguistic mystic - the Escher of Mc's Otherwise Known as the Inter-Galactic Spectral Flamedog Alien! *They say he Jumped of the Tail of the "Comet Kohoutek" that was flying over the UK at his birth and was Born in Finsbury Park hospital London To famous  UK/French/Australian Psychedelic Musician/Poets *Daevid Allen & Gilli Smyth* From the highly regarded cult Bands the Soft Machine and Gong.                               During Orlando's earlier years Due to Rigorously prolific Performing Parents who both were riding a peak in there careers he moved around the globe. Gong were signed to Richard Bransons Virgin Records in the UK and with Bransons pushing and unique approach to marketing, Gong had become a Festival hit!* - So between Spain, France, the UK and America the little spectral Flamedog had been to school in 4 countries across the globe by the age of 13 - Which is the age he landed to be in his Father's Home - Australia for the first time. He started his spectral rhythm and Melody learning obsession in his Mum's - Gilli Smyth's Aka Shakti Yoni's Belly! he says as She performed at a variety of Gong shows and TV performances and video Clips through Europe during her pregnancy - Orlando’s professional studio and performance skills now show an incredible diversity and wide range of musical understanding through a variety genres, styles, sonics and Global Cultures. 

Stig Lynch and Ross Warm.
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Without chauvinism, we dig and play the 60's and 70's soul, rock, psychedelic and rare groove 100% made or sung in French.


Paradise 9 are a 4 piece psychedelic, proto-punk, rock band from London and Brighton and formed in 1997 by singer songwriter Gregg McKella, they released their first album “Showtime” in 1998. 

The band takes inspiration from bands like Pink Floyd, Gong, Hawkwind, while fusing proto and post punk antics from the Ramones through to the Clash.

Their latest album “Take me to the Future” has received critical acclaim, getting extensive radio plays.
"What makes this record special, though, is the lightness of touch that moves it effortlessly between psychedelia, punk, reggae, dub and just all those musical genres that represent facets of the counter-culture as a joined-up whole.” IAN ABRAHAM – Space Rock Reviews  

Stalwarts on the festival scene they have played Glastonbury 2011/13/14, Bearded Theory, Alchemy and Hope to name a few.

Followers of Jansen Mann