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S.P.O.C.K
S.P.O.C.K formed in the late 1990s in the United Kingdom. Their name stands for Space, Power, Omnipotence, Chaos, Knowledge, which gives you a sense of their...
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Abducted
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All Alone
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All E.T:s Aren't Nice
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Android's Dilemma
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Astrogirl
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Astrogirl Strikes Back
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Astrogirl's Dilemma
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Beam Me Up
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Black Hole
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Charlie X
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Dark Side Of The Force
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Dr McCoy
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Dream Within A Dream
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E-lectric
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E.T. Phone Home
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Edge Of Forever
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S.P.O.C.K formed in the late 1990s in the United Kingdom. Their name stands for Space, Power, Omnipotence, Chaos, Knowledge, which gives you a sense of their sci-fi leanings. The band includes Damien Young on lead vocals and guitar, Mark Chandler on guitar, Steve Blackmore on bass, Tim Langford on drums, and Ben Smith on keyboards.
They've released albums like Out of Darkness in 1999, Inside Out in 2002, The Last Ten Seconds in 2007, and Astral Projection in 2010. Their song 'In Space No One Can Hear You Scream' became their most recognizable track, but they've also recorded others like 'All E.T:s Aren't Nice', 'Neutral Zone', and 'Abducted'.
At times they've worked with cellist Sarah Willis and the Brodsky Quartet. There have been some legal disputes over copyright claims along the way, but they've kept making music with that space-themed, atmospheric rock sound.
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