Following the success of their critically acclaimed 2016 album Fusion, The Hawklords hit the road in 2017 with a new studio album, entitled SIX. Described by the band as A study in dystopia and the dark spaces of the mind, it features former key Hawkwind members Harvey Bainbridge and Jerry Richards, with Dave Pearce (from British psyche-rock band The Bevis Frond) alongside newest band member, Tom Ashurst. Jerry Richards (guitarist): This is an album about people and places. Some who find themselves in a world of pain and then sometimes in a world of beauty. This record is quite dark in places, yet it reaches for the light, elsewhere. Hawk fans will love it: a familiar sound exploring the uncharted territory of the mind. Mind-blowing? Maybe…

Hawklords with Time, their 10th album in 10 years. The band members are: Tom Ashurst, Dave Pearce, 'Dead' Fred Reeves and Jerry Richards, with a guest appearance on the song, "Take Off Your Mask" from long-time Hawklords stalwart and former Hawkwind bassist, Adrian Shaw, plus the astounding saxophone and transcendental flute of Chris 'Beebe' Aldridge (Rudimental and Ben E King) threaded throughout the album. Recorded under lockdown conditions between November 2020 and May 2021, the album is described by the band as, "Observations of life, seen through the prism of time." Featuring killer songs such as "Speed of Sound" a tribute to the aeronauts of the halcyon days of the Supersonic Age of the late 1940s, to the ear-worm Pop of "Turn You On" and the bone-crushing power of the dystopian "To The New Age" a song that would sit well on any Stooges album, Time is a sci-fi fantasy trip down a rabbit hole full of surprises and instant hook-lines. The package is completed with stunning artwork from the British graphic designer, Martin Cook.

Recorded at Brunel University in November 1978 on the tour to promote the album Hawklords: 25 Years On , the Hawklords show was Dave Brock and Robert Calvert's vision of a mechanised society that perfectly embraced the influence of the musical New Wave to deliver some of the most effective music written during Calvert s tenure with Hawkwind. This new release comprises the band s entire set and is newly mixed from the original 24-track tapes and includes four previously unreleased tracks.

Hawklords have been working a solid routine of album and tour annually for the past few years, with a few festival dates each summer thrown in for good measure, and through all of this they’ve developed a distinct space-rock vision, distinct from individual members' past Hawkwind associations. Here, says de facto leader Jerry Richards, once of free festival favourites Tubilah Dog, and 90s Hawk, they offer a concept revolving around "sex, death, art, time and identity." True to its title, it's a fusion: of space, progressive, and new wave rock. The result is a solid and engrossing batch of songs, with the articulate clarity of Ron Tree's vocals delivering strident, snappy and ritualistic sci-fi shaman declamations across the top of engagingly melodic tunes…

2013 Space-Rock album from ex-Hawkwind members Harvey Bainbridge, Jerry Richards, Adrian Shaw, Ron Tree and the Bevis Frond’s Dave Pearce. Described by the band as "A commentary on the human condition" ‘Dream’ is a fine follow-up to the brilliant 2012 album ‘We Are One’.