Help Me Please - Sonic Boom

Spectrum was the most high-profile and straightforward of the projects undertaken by Pete "Sonic Boom" Kember after the demise of the trance-rock avatars Spacemen 3. As his work as a member of the Experimental Audio Research coterie allowed Kember the opportunity to explore ambient textures and tonal constructs, Spectrum satisfied the singer/guitarist's more conventional pop leanings, while never losing sight of the hypnotic otherworldliness which became his music's trademark and legacy. The name Spectrum initially appeared as the title of the first Sonic Boom solo album, released in 1990 before the break-up of Spacemen 3; a collection of ethereal, nearly formless songs, Spectrum openly acknowledged Kember's debt to Suicide with its cover of the duo's "Rock 'n' Roll Is Killing My Life." Meanwhile, the Kember half of the Spacemen 3 swan song Recurring, with its tighter, more structured songs (like the gentle wash of "Just to See You Smile"), offered an even stronger indication of things to come.

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[DrPretentious]

@NicoleLuvsTheWombats Dude I found this from that MGMT video too haha.

[MDS13MDS]

i dont like heroin, i just love the smell

[vi4NNey]

i fond this from MGMT they always talk about them

[leosperez1970]

droner stoner classic

[xLUCYxINxTHExSKYx]

not gonna lie, mgmt helped me find this band, but the love for it is all my own

[gaham99]

trippy

[nightranger509]

@MDS13MDS take a joke! geez.

[MDS13MDS]

@nightranger509 liking something because somebody else does? yea, thats a bad reason to like something

[nightranger509]

@MDS13MDS um....nooot really?.

[MDS13MDS]

@nightranger509 thats a bad reason to listen to something

[nightranger509]

I only looked this up beacuse i love MGMT and if they like this...so shall i.