Nebula

:(This page is about the American stoner rock band. For the DJ of the same name, see Cesare Marcher).
Nebula are an American rock band, formed by guitarist Eddie Glass and drummer Ruben Romano, upon departing Fu Manchu in 1997. Mark Abshire soon joined as the band's original bassist. Nebula went on a hiatus in early 2010 and reformed in 2017.
Abshire remained with the band until the recording of Atomic Ritual (2003) which was produced by Chris Goss of Kyuss fame. Dennis Wilson and Simon Moon (Eddie Glass) stepped in as bassists until a more permanent replacement was found in Tom Davies. Atomic Ritual was released to warm critical praise, with AMG calling Nebula a "hard-working power trio [that] sounds like it has been hanging out in the garage since 1973, blissfully unaware of the changing world outside. Which is definitely to its benefit". Rob Oswald replaced founding member Ruben Romano on drums in 2007.
In August 2009, Adam Kriney, formerly of La Otracina, was recruited to replace departing drummer Oswald, though he too announced his departure in January 2010 and was replaced by Jimmy Sweet. In early 2010, Nebula announced that it was going on an indefinite hiatus. Glass later explained that "things started getting a bit rough with the touring and I got sick of it", though Nebula were merely "taking a break for a while" and not breaking up.
The band reunited in 2017 and released their sixth studio album Holy Shit, on June 7, 2019 under the Heavy Psych Sounds Records label.
==Links to Peel==
Peel started playing tracks from Nebula's debut album in early 2000 and would continue playing their material until his death in 2004. He also invited the band to do two sessions for his programmes between 2001 and 2004, which they did. After his death, it was revealed that Peel had three of the band's albums in his Record Collection: N.
==Sessions==
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1. Recorded: 2001-08-21. First Broadcast: 02 October 2001
*Do It Now / Sonic Titan / This One / All The Way / Freedom
2. Recorded: 2004-03-19. First Broadcast: 15 April 2004
*Carpe Diem / So If Goes / Paradise Engineer / Way To Venus / Fin
==Other Shows Played==
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*29 February 2000: 'To The Center (CD-To The Center)' (Sweet Nothing)
*09 March 2000 (Radio Eins): To The Centre (album - To the Centre) Sweet Nothing
*22 March 2000: Antigone (LP - To The Centre) Cargo
*April 2000 (FSK): Antigone (CD - To The Center) Sweet Nothing
*18 April 2000: So Low (LP - To The Center) Sweet Nothing
*02 May 2000: 'To The Center (LP-To The Center)' (Sweet Nothing)
*31 May 2000: Clearlight (7") Sweet Nothing WHITE LABEL
*June 2000 (FSK): Antigone (CD - To The Center) Sweet Nothing
*27 June 2000: Clearlight (7") Sweet Nothing
;2001
*22 February 2001: Beyond (CD - Charged) Sweet Nothing
*February 2001 (FSK): Beyond (CD - Charged) Sweet Nothing
*01 March 2001: 'Do It Now (LP-Charged)' (Sweet Nothing)
*06 March 2001: Giant (CD - Charged) Sweet Nothing
*15 March 2001 (Radio Eins): Giant (CD - Charged) Sweet Nothing
*28 March 2001: Ignition (CD - Charged) Sweet Nothing
*11 April 2001: Do It Now (CD single) Sweet Nothing
*15 April 2001 (BBC World Service): Ignition (album - Charged) Sweet Nothing
*29 April 2001 (BBC World Service): Do It Now (album - Charged) Sweet Nothing
;2004
*06 January 2004: More (7") Sweet Nothing
*14 January 2004: So It Goes (LP - Atomic Ritual) Sweet Nothing
*22 January 2004: Carpe Diem (Album: Atomic Ritual) Sweet Nothing 
*29 January 2004: More (album - Atomic Ritual) Sweet Nothing 
*January 2004 (FSK): More (7" - Atomic Ritual) Sweet Nothing
== See Also ==
*Record Collection: N
* March 2001 (Peel's Record Box)
==External Links==
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