Spacemen 3’s debut album "Sound Of Confusion", released in 1986, was a blistering affair - establishing their love of the twochord song and also expressing their admiration for the likes of MC5, The 13th Floor Elevators and The Stooges.
Sound of
Confusion was 7 tracks of overdriven assault, with a strange bleakness and despair creeping through the hypnotic sprawl.
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Hunter Gibson would later say: "It boosts the value of unlit rooms, unpaid debts and unfeigned terror and it would rather tackle
the gradients than settle for level best.