A brief history of No Man's Land past, present & future:
Formed in the deep south of Europe, Athens, Greece, sometime in the late eighties, took their name from a Syd Barrett song, rode the wave of neo-psychedelia & paisley underground, got an LP ("Zalion") and an EP ("The Reality Trip") - both critically acclaimed and still much sought-after - out on small indie labels, some songs in compilations of same, got compared to Jefferson Airplane (Evi H., the female singer, left to form her own band, Echo Tattoo, so those comparisons stopped) played hundreds of gigs in Greece and some festivals around Europe, continued well into the nineties, called it a day for the time being.
Came a day a couple of years after the beginning of the new millennium when things got hot, new members came and went, some stayed, the music continued to flow, resumed gigging, wrote new songs & gave some old ones a workout, recorded a demo, the gigs went on and so did the music.
Avoiding pigeon holes and bandwagons at all costs, grudgingly accepting the inevitability of labels, trying to keep them to a minimum (e.g. "rock", "alternative"), cherishing and respecting while at the same time lovingly desecrating their influences, embracing paradox as an underlying structure of existence, stubbornly positive and positively open-minded - or at least trying to be.
Psychedelia, avant-rock, space funk (ah! more labels - but these ones bestowed upon them by others), whatever, traditional or nebulous song structures, order out of chaos and vice versa, if there's music to be tapped and transformed, No Man's Land will cheerfully assume the role of the medium.
At the moment promoting the new album "Home in the Sky", working on new material, continuing gigging, invoking more music, flowing with it.
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