Steve Swindells - Voice & Keyboards
Robert Williams - Drums
Ralf Lenz - Guitar & Bass

Damage Limitation (ft. Steve Swindells)

Jeff Hadlow - Drums , Vocals
Ralf Lenz - Guitars , Bass

The Latest

Something Whatever Nevermind

The Hakwlords live at the bush hall shepherds bush playing the track Flight from their second album Dream 
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Flight - Live At Bush Hall London - 02 - 11 - 2013

A taster track from the new album censored by the Hawklords.
Written by Jerry Richards, Ron Tree & Dave Pearce
From the Hawklords album 'Censored' 2014.
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Now available to pre-order on iTunes here:
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/censored/id910234265

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Sonic Seven Kiss

Hawklords live at the fleece in Bristol 2013.
Now available for download and due to space limitations up here for a short length of time.
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Brainstorm (live at the fleece)

The Hawklords closing number of the infinite loop tour, Urban Guerrilla played at the Fleece in Bristol 5 - 11 - 2014.
A definite headphone track.
It will be available to download soon.
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Urban Guerrilla - live at the fleece Bristol

Rob Fabello - Keyboard
Steve Venditelli - Drums
Ralf Lenz - Bass , Guitars

A Robot's Home

Ralf Lenz - Guitars & Bass
w/ Voices from the Wild World Web

Underground Basses (ft. Dr. Steven Greer)

The roughest of rough demos, from around 1986. Very poor quality, but i thought people may like to hear it. 

Robert Calvert - After the Rain

Released in support of Macmillan Cancer Support: www.justgiving.com/Bob-Calvert

I cannot thank Mark Patterson enough for this, this is the second of three things he has sent me. In his words:

“Right, here we are then, after much furtling and foraging.  Not much info about this recording, I’m afraid, other than it’s a radio interview with Robert from 1978.  It’s interesting as a follow on to the Capital Radio ‘77 ‘Quark..’ related interview, dealing as it does with Robert’s account of how and why Hawkwind morphed into The Hawklords in 1978.  Once again he runs the whole gamut, from tea envy through to an interesting analogy of how a bands dynamics is similar to the sound mixing process.  Nice to hear his ‘peoples band’ sensibilities are still to the fore, too.  I can’t help but chuckle when I hear him describe The Hawklords as less a musical “collective” and more a “management and workers” scenario.  Wonderful.” 

Without Mark’s input I would not have been able to release stuff at such a pace. 

Importantly, this recording has been cleaned up wonderfully by Keith Kniveton of Lucid Audio. Keith has offered to clean up audio released as part of this project free of charge. Many people have told me ‘Day of The Quake’ sounds remarkably cleaner and clearer than Robert’s other demos, Keith’s work in improving the fidelity of the sound should not be overlooked. 

This is Keith: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lucid-Synthesiser-Repairs/258968494178797


Something Whatever Nevermind

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