Spacemen 3 also try their hand at a few cover tracks, stamping their own identity on the songs as a good cover version should do. Catastrophe,' which lives up to it's name and is an early attempt at the band's epic drone. 'Losing Touch With My Mind' is a great stomping opener which is as good an introduction to the group at this point as anything.Īlso standing out as a highlight is 'O.D.

Their songs are relatively simple, but wonderfully direct. At this point in time, band leaders Jason Pierce and Sonic Boom were working very much in tandem and it's difficult to make out whose contributions are what. Medal Of Honor Warfighter CRACK-FLT V1.0.0.2.

This is definitely evocative of the 'bad trip' and a creepy narcotic buzzing.Īnd it's all the better for it. On top of the garage compositions present on the album (originals and some choice covers), the band has adopted a Velvet Underground stomp and the industrial drone of bands like Suicide and Throbbing Gristle to basically create a new form of psychedelia. Conceptually though, Spacemen 3 were something else entirely and even here don't sound dated. On their debut, Sound Of Confusion, the band clearly exists in a garage band line-up with bass, drum, a couple guitars, and sneering vocals, and they had the playing chops of your average garage band (which is to say not much). Spacemen 3, however, existed in a separate sphere. Solid bands like the Chesterfield Kings but out some very nice, although dated sounding albums reliving the raunched-out dreams of garage deviants. Quality: 4 out of 5 Trip-O-Meter: 4.5 out of 5 The 80's as many of you know harbored a psychedelic/garage revival. The 1986 debut album by Spacemen 3 (the band formed by Jason Pierce, later of Spiritualized and Peter Kember of Sonic Boom fame), gets a reissue at a time when there seems to be a resurgence of interest in the space-rock of the eighties and nineties. Their official debut album, 'Sound of Confusion', was recorded and mixed during a 5 day stint in the first half of 1986, and was released in July of that year on Pat Fish's Glass Records. During 1984-1985, Spacemen 3 were playing live gigs in their local area of Rugby, England, and they made numerous demo recordings. Spacemen 3 Sound of Confusion.rar from 86.14 MB, Spacemen 3 - Sound of confusion.rar from .nz 80.55 MB, SPACEMEN 3 (Sound Of Confusion 1989).zip from 76.57 MB. Here you can download sound of confusion spacemen shared files that we have found in our database.

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