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Ozric Tentacles
Ozric Tentacles are an English instrumental rock band formed in 1983 at the Stonehenge Free Festival in Somerset. Guitarist and keyboardist Ed Wynne is the band's only original member and remains its creative core; the current lineup also includes Silas Neptune on keyboards and synthesizers, Saskia Maxwell on flute, Corey Wallace on bass, and Pat Garvey on drums.
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- Nov 11 – Nov 11ShrewsburyThe ButtermarketView details
- Nov 12Newcastle Upon TyneBoiler ShopView details
- Nov 13 – Nov 13AberdeenThe Lemon TreeView details
- Nov 15KendalPlatformView details
- Nov 18 – Nov 18HullSocialView details
- Nov 19LeedsO2 Academy LeedsView details
- Nov 20LiverpoolO2 Academy LiverpoolView details
- Nov 26BournemouthO2 Academy BournemouthView details
- Nov 27BristolO2 Academy BristolView details
- Nov 28OxfordO2 Academy2 OxfordView details
- Dec 3 – Dec 4BirminghamThe Hare And HoundsView details
- Dec 4ManchesterO2 Ritz ManchesterView details
- Dec 5LondonO2 Forum Kentish TownView details
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About Ozric Tentacles
Their music fuses psychedelic rock, space rock, progressive rock, jazz fusion, electronic music, dub, and world influences into largely instrumental compositions. Early releases circulated as cassette-only recordings such as Erpsongs and Tantric Obstacles (both 1985), before the band launched its own label, Dovetail Records, with its first vinyl album, Pungent Effulgent, in 1989. Jurassic Shift (1993) reached the UK Top 20 and topped the UK Indie Chart.
Despite never signing to a major label, Ozric Tentacles have released more than 30 albums and sold over a million records worldwide, building their following through relentless live performance. The band became closely associated with the free festival scene and Glastonbury Festival, where their extended, improvisation-heavy sets helped shape the sound of the UK's underground psychedelic and space-rock revival.