Get all 15 <<NUKLI>> releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Souvenir of a Festival, Live at Tannerfest 2022, <<nukLite>> Live at The Half Moon, Putney, There Is Another Way, Live at Blind Cat Festival, Live at Cosmic Puffin 2013, Procrastination Tapes, Return of the Festival Band, and 7 more.
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Klinker
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Inna Daze
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Red Alert
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Book of Changes
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Fire and Water
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Spiral Dance
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Visions of Amber
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Kozmik Klown
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<<NUKLI>> London, UK
Born from the Squats and Free Festivals of the 80's, <<NUKLI>> (pronounced Nuke-Lie) have travelled from the experimental lo- fi cut-ups of the early PSi tapes, through psych-pop to a more jazzy, proggy sound. Now, with new drummer Paul Maguire, the band are back with a harder edge. ... more
<<NUKLI>> recommends:
20th ANNIVERSARY 1997 ~ 2017 LIVE CD
by Paradise 9
Great live recording of Paradise 9 playing old and new material, with a full history of the band. The Nukes have shared the stage many times with P9
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The Return Of The Lonesome Traveller
by Dubbal
The latest and greatest from Dubbal. A great blend of rock and electronic music. Often found frequenting similar festies to the Nukes.
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they're already here
by hexprojekta
It's groovy!
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Chatoyant Breath
by Øresund Space Collective
supported by 6 fans who also own “Return of the Festival Band”
Absolutely mind-blowing heavy jams. I can only echo what the other reviewers have said, the real shit.
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Live At The Gong Family Unconventional Gathering
by Gong
supported by 5 fans who also own “Return of the Festival Band”
I'm enjoying a huge rediscovery of Gong thanks to my children and Steve Hillage/Miquette Giraudy! Although my children have loved trawling through my wide and varied music collection and have each taken their own particular favourites with them, I didn't expect them to react to Gong in the way they have. It started when my youngest son and I went to see the Steve Hillage Band (Gong) last year. I played him Camembert Electrique to show him who Gong were, and it was like I'd electrified him!
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Big, clanging psych-rock from this Arizona outfit fuses monk-like vocals with slow-winding guitars for songs that feel like strange hymns.
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