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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “People look back now and think of Hawkwind as this sort of hippie peace and love group. But it was never that,” says Lemmy, one ...

Back in ’69 Dave Brock actually played the Royal Albert Hall – busking the main stage as part of the Pop Proms – but Hawkwind were not a band that the venue would actually encourage to play there.

“Silver Machine” was not followed-up in trusted music biz fashion by another hit-seeking single but by the band’s third album, late November’s Doremi Fasol Latido, and an end-of-year tour which was ...

The ‘X In Search Of Space’-era Hawkwind in 1971, before Lemmy came on board As 1972 unfolded, Lemmy – a guitarist-turned-bassist who approached his newly adopted four-string instrument as though he ...

Hawkwind are back bigger and bolder than ever with their 37th studio album, There Is No Space For Us, and they have no plans to hang up their silver machines just yet. The current line-up discuss the ...