Gong
2032

The Flying Teapot brewsonce more There’s no doubt that members of the extended Gong family have been building up to this new studio album for quite ...

Forty years have passed since Gong united in Paris, one of the cultural aftershocks of the city's student riots in May 1968. 2032 brings them back fro...

Back in the 70's Gong were signed to Virgin and with their ‘Flying Teapot’ trilogy of albums were at the height of their success. The following years ...

For those of a certain history a simple mention (whisper) of GONG will elicit a frisson of delight tempered with a concern as to which Gong is rearing...

Ah, the Gong band, it’s enough, to be the instruments of love… a band with whom I have had a long and deep obsession. While it’s generally held that t...

Of all the bands who have come and gone over the past 40 years, it is mind-boggling that Gong are still around. Their music was strange, their live ap...

Okay, apologies upfront to anyone with a deep-rooted love of late '60s progressive rock. As a particularly genial bunch of folk and notoriously devout...

Okay, apologies upfront to anyone with a deep-rooted love of late '60s progressive rock. As a particularly genial bunch of folk and notoriously devout...