Aqua Nebula Oscillator

Paris, France AQUA NEBULA OSCILLATOR, a Parisian garage & psychedelic rock outfit, were formed in 1999 by the frontman David Spher'OS (guitar, sitar, voices & 'oscillations'). Through 'long spatially improvised performances' in Paris, they could solidify their ensemble and musical style much influenced by Hawkwind, MC5, Ravi Shankar, Sun Ra or Silver Apples. After the European tour they nearly split up but David worked on producing experimental tunes and made an effort to reform the band with the help of Juan TRIP (drums Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Paris, France AQUA NEBULA OSCILLATOR, a Parisian garage & psychedelic rock outfit, were formed in 1999 by the frontman David Spher'OS (guitar, sitar, voices & 'oscillations'). Through 'long spatially improvised performances' in Paris, they could solidify their ensemble and musical style much influenced by Hawkwind, MC5, Ravi Shankar, Sun Ra or Silver Apples. After the European tour they nearly split up but David worked on producing experimental tunes and made an effort to reform the band with the help of Juan TRIP (drums, percussion), Takumi IIDA (bass) and David Alfonso GALLEGO (voices & epileptic dance). As a result, AQUA NEBULA OSCILLATOR could make a success of 'Happening impro' concerts with cultic rituals and release their eponymous debut album from Pan European Recording in February 2008. Sadly this dream could not go on for a long while...they broke up soon. David, apart from the other members and left alone, traveled in London for Garage Psychedelic Festival. He met a charming dancer named Shazzula, ringing his bell. David at once invited her to Paris as a vocalist, call Simon BOUTELOUP (bass) one of the founding members, and recruited Vince POSADZKI from Quebec (drums, guitars) - AQUA NEBULA OSCILLATOR came back as a different ensemble. Emphasizing stoner & epileptic psychedelia, they released the second album 'Under The Moon Of...', recorded in Juan's studio, in November 2008. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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