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Artist
The Spaceship Blues
5+ albums
stonerStoner Rock
about
The Spaceship Blues found its beginnings when Mike Nixon (Guitar) and George Warford (Vocals) were introduced through friends and quickly realized that they shared a mutual appreciation for many different styles of music. From classic rock to alternative, electronic beats to industrial angst, the two musicians drew on many different influences to hone in their own musical style. A rich blend of power and emotion flavor their Rock and Roll concoction and give listeners a ride that is both compelling and memorable. After playing with a number of musicians for a few years, the pair eventually hooked up with a couple of Nixons’ high school friends. Jay Shrubsall (Drums) and Tim Snazel (Bass) joined The Spaceship Blues after their band Edith Keeler (must die) suddenly dispersed. Shrubsall, the man behind the drums, has a reputation for smashing the skins with authority and passion. Boasting a thunderous style and evil chops, he has all the right tools to help the band blast their way into the hearts of fans. Tim Snazel is in charge of flicking the deep, dark bass strings for the band. As a practiced guitar player, Snazel knows all the right grooves to lay over Nixons’ psychedelic riffs, while locking in on the drums like a viper on its prey. Together the two musicians were the final pieces and the line up was complete for The Spaceship Blues. Currently, the band has finished recording its new album. Says Nixon ,“The new album promises to be a serious artistic statement and a mel
