Modern bands that mix Krautrock/motorik with Hawkwind-style psychedelia

http://www.myspace.com/litmusspacerock

Hawkwind were pretty Krautrocky to begin with, no?

Yup.

nope

no michael moorcockrock in krautrock

someone needs to re-release that Cave CD.

Made Out of Babies sometimes

Oneida

One of the best in this vein: Holy Fuck.

Holy Fuck seconded, their second LP, LP, is awesome.

holy fuck... they're that tedious indie-math band where the two guys play tables, right? i mean, the tables have pedals all over them, but still... tables.

Yeah, GOTT PUNCH, but tedious is the last word I'd use to describe 'em. I don't know what you mean by "indie-math," but it sounds inaccurate.

holy fuck definitely rock the motorik-kraut moves, hawkwind not so much. seen them live twice and they are very good.

i love oneida.

Holy Fuck seconded, their second LP, LP, is awesome.

stephen, you've just been red-flagged.

I've spent the last month totally immersed in Audionom, which is very much on the the Kraut end of things, Joy Division touches in places, but also do 13 minute songs called Boogierock. I can believe this band hasn't gotten more attention. Retrospektiv might end up on my best-of-the-Decade list.

did anyone mention "silver tongued sisyphus" by cloudland canyon? i guess i just did.

i thought that audionom cd was alright, actually, but one of the few in recent memory where i wanted more vocal tracks.

stephen, you've just been red-flagged.

O RLY

Holy Fuck is certainly not what I'm looking for, but a couple of the recs in this thread have been pretty cool so far.

Titan

good call on titan. raining sun of light etc is pretty much what question poster's asking for

the cdrs even more so!

farflung might work for you
http://www.stonerrock.com/forums2/allposts.asp?summary=1&Forum=ap809241559&ID=41551&access=2&status=1&StartAt=0&subject=Farflung+-+A+Wound+in+Eternity

I can't believe Hawkwind were called Krautrock on this thread. That strains my brain.

But wait...*gasp!* Stephen has been red flagged! OH NOESZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You could have heard me proclaiming the Hawkwind=the UK Neu! hypothesis in pubs all over north London in 1998, and also that Loop were their natural heirs.

Hawkwind = krautpubrock. Surely?

Krautpunkstonedrock

Also, Jamie T. is clearly trying to hog the spotlight here, and succeeding.

Wooden Shjips were really quite boring when I saw the live.

I know they're not stoner rock or fashionable among people with big beards, but The Early Years fulfilled this brief for me quite happily. (though they've gone down the Harmonia electronic route lately.)

Dave Brock wrote the sleevenote for the UK issue of the 1st NEU! album.

Prml Scrm cover Hawkwind on the b-side of their newest single. I bet they think they are the natural inheritors of Hawkwind's mantle too.

The Psychic Paramount does this exceptionally well. as you'd expect from the Laddio Bolocko lineage.

urdog are defunct I think?

I'm holding out hopes for the six finger satellite reunion next month. they were never too hawkwindish but their last couple of albums sported major motorik moves.

someone needs to re-release that Cave CD
There is a lot of upcoming Cave (lp on Important and various 7"s). The band has moved on from the Hunt Like Devil phase. More synths and such.
I play with Cave when I get the chance, but I'm an auxiliary member of the band now.

Thanks for the info, Trip Maker, I'll keep my eyes out. I was really sucked in by what i heard from Hunt Like Devil. I don't think I've ever been so frustrated trying to hunt down a release. There needs to be a Beatport for obscure rock groups.

"I can't believe Hawkwind were called Krautrock on this thread. That strains my brain."

You are aware that members of Hawkwind were also in Amon Duul, right? Warrior On The Edge of Time is totally kraut-y.

Krautwind and Hawkrock.

Um, hello, Opa Loka? if that isn't Krautrock, I don't know what is.

Looks like Cloudland Canyon was already mentioned. But I find that there seems to be an endless supply of original Krautrock to discover. If you've heard more than a couple hundred albums, then you should be treating us to a listening guide!

The track "Executing Focus" by Endless Boogie.

Executive

what does everyone think of the first Queens of the Stone Age album? fits in with all this, hmmmm?? (three months expostfacto ofcourse)

no.

There's a new Giant Brain album out, great band.

more more more

Endless Boogie finally clicked with me a few months ago, big time. Still love Audionom. Dark Meat's latest, Truce Opium is in this vein, and good, but not as good as their less-hypnojamming first record.

I've been dubious about Endless Boogie but I'm gonna make the plunge.
The Dark Meat I've heard seemed cool.

Triple threat from 2009:

http://img.noiset.com/images/album/oneida-rated-o-disc-1-cover-art-30510.jpeg

Moon Duo

Woven Bones, maybe...?

Rated O is r0xxors

Cul De Sac!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That In Search of Hawkwind album looks intriguing.

Is that the thing that was released as a bunch of split 7"s a while back?

Haven't seen the name Magoo in years.

He hasn't seen much in years either

http://api.ning.com/files/-bln3gtPddw*dvNCcU6p0-uiuQlZiDjgeJM63OhRM5fcceZU8Tz9TwlVLkyBka9PcflkQKnPjfXVe*1P8YHMWMe-qLJRShxb/MrMagooAndDog.jpg

i've heard songs from it that were released earlier in EPs. "lord of light" is pretty dope

Mugstar and White Hills run that album.

People who are into White Hills, Moon Duo etc should check out GNOD.

Saw Kinski do "Masters of the Universe" with Kawabata on guitar two years back at Terrastock 7. Mind-melting doesn't begin to cover it.

yeah that was unbelievable. and kawabata was playing this bizarre pipe-looking guitar-thing that shredded people's hearing

Yeah that's the CD comp of the 3 7"s, plus bonuses from Moon Duo, Magoo & one of the Mugstar tracks IIRC

Yeah I am sorry but I am just imagining Magoo w/o Timbaland rapping the words so "Space is Deep." PICK A BETTER NAME.

You know Magoo the band predate Timbaland & Magoo by about 3 years right?

And Mr. Magoo proceeds them by decades. It's all relative.

Hadn't heard Mugstar before, the samples on iTunes sound great! I need to track their stuff down.

You know Magoo the band predate Timbaland & Magoo by about 3 years right?

CLEARLY I DON'T. SORRY!

currently listening to purling hiss st/lp = gtr dude from birds of maya, epic shit. not so much kraut, but loads of hawkwind, endlessnessism. what i always wanted endless boogie to sound like.

Does anyone have this Hawkwind tribute album..
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Assassins-Of-Silence-Hundred-Watt-Violence/release/2271932

I want/need to hear this

what i always wanted endless boogie to sound like.

otm, also what i always wanted wooden shjips to sound like. Purling Hiss is my guitar discovery of '10.

Are F/i modern enough to list here? Surely, they need to be mentioned in this thread.

That tribute is pretty good. I don't have all 15 of those tracks, though.
Can't remember what blog I got it from. I'd really like to hear Fly Ashtray doing Spirit of the Age!
I think I've only got like 8 or 10 of those tracks.

This tribute is also pretty good:

http://www.discogs.com/Various-In-Search-Of-Hawkwind/release/2481192

holy shi @ prospect of Brainbombs covering Hawkwind

pretty sure I leonardo'd that assassins of silence comp at one point

yup

Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!

I def. had some passing thoughts about this thread some time in the last week, and thinking f/I was the answer...maybe Monster Magnet's Tab also, just bcz it reminds me so much of f/I...

also f/I may actually be spelled F/i duh...

― Ned Rag & the Evil Olive Gardens

winnar

Purling Hiss played here in Brooklyn last night. Very cool live. They didn't headline so it was only about ~40 minutes, but I was impressed. Nothing revolutionary here, but if you dig this kind of music they are extremely skilled exponents of it.

Australia's Blank Realm is doing some things along those lines now. With a Suicide filter interposed. Album is Deja What? A song to start with might be "Full Moon Door."