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Freakpower
Freakpower formed in London in the early 1990s around singer-songwriter Neil Halstead, with his brother Nick, Ash Catlin, and Chris Altmann. Their debut album...
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Freakpower formed in London in the early 1990s around singer-songwriter Neil Halstead, with his brother Nick, Ash Catlin, and Chris Altmann. Their debut album 'Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out' arrived in 1993, featuring the single 'Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out' that gave them some recognition.
They put out four more albums through 2003, with Halstead as the consistent presence while other members came and went. The band's sound had folk and psychedelic elements, but they never quite matched the attention of that first record.
Freakpower's catalog shows a group that worked quietly for about a decade, releasing music that felt personal and somewhat removed from mainstream trends. Their recordings have a particular mood that still connects with listeners who found them back then.
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