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Voyage originated with analogue ambience at Glastonbury's New
Age Dome in 1992 (with 3 SH101s). In 96 the Cosmic Pilot was
swept away on a wave of midi and stumbled naturally into drum
and bass. >>> |
They
played Glastonbury Green Fields & Avalon Stages, Strawberry
Fayre, Frome Fessie, Beach (Lizard) Festival, Orchardton Arts
, Big Green Gathering. Marc Eva (Flute) and Rashid Iqbal (Dub
Poetry) became permanent Crew,& Margi Clarke, Capt Sensible
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The History
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1st recording, Acid Radio was released on Neo's:
Now What Kind Of Music Do You Call That? It was played in Whirl-Y-Gig's
Parachute Set. Si then became guest DJ on Liverpool's Crash
FM for a regular slice of Tranced out, trippy shit, with beats,
hosted by Paul Berry. >>> |
After
a packed gig at Liverpool's Zanzibar Club , The Band spent the
winter of 98/99 rebuilding a digital format. Summer 99 was a
busy time with Glastonbury and Megadog Eclipse Festival. 8 tracks
were released on Rumour Records "Drum & Bass 2000 V.2",
disc 2 of 4 disc set -sold over 3,500 copies. |
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| Stardate
2000 - a new direction with departure of Rashid (to travel)
& the arrival of Nicola Latham (sweet vocals), Gopal Birdy
(Tabla) & Phil on Sitar & Trumpet. They played to a
sold out gig again in the Zanzibar Club. >>> |
Glastonbury
2000 was awesome, with 4 fringe gigs, the best - Green Loops
Cafe, Sunday, 1a.m. Big Green Gathering was quite mad - the
3 gigs they played needed the audience to pedal for power. October
-Cosmic Voyage played The New Trinity in Bristol, supporting
Banco-de-Gaia & DJ Monkeypilot. >>> |
Si, Nicola, Gopal and Phil are working
on new material after again upgrading equipment and production
and are
about to record some fresh tracks. This time they are getting
ready to take off!
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