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Acid Rock, Stoner, Psychedelic rock band, released albums through [[Cranium Music]].
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''Datura'' were an acid rock, stoner, psychedelic rock band, who released albums through [[Cranium Music]]. Founded 1993. their most stable line up was [[Craig Williamson]] (bass, vocals), [[Brent Middlemiss]] (guitar) and [[Jon Burnside]] (drums), who were all in the band from 1995. Theier final release was 1999's [[Visions For the Celestial]]. [[Craig Williamson]] began a solo carrer under the name [[Lamp of the Universe]].
 
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Founded 1993  
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[[Craig Williamson]] - bass, vocals
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[[Brent Middlemiss]] - guitar
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[[Jon Burnside]] - drums
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== Releases ==
 
== Releases ==
  
[[Allisone EP]] CD 1998 Cranium Music NZ
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[[Allisone EP]] CD, 1998, Cranium Music NZ <br>
 
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[[Visions For the Celestial]] CD, 1999, Cranium Music NZ<br>
[[Visions For the Celestial]] CD 1999 Cranium Music NZ
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[[Visions For the Celestial]] CD, 2000, (Re-released on Brain Ticket Records USA)<br>
 
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[[Visions For the Celestial]] CD 2000 (Re-released on Brain Ticket Records USA)
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''Happiness Grows'' appears on the 1994 compilation [[Attrocities 1]]<br>
  
  
 
   
 
   
 
 
 
 
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Revision as of 16:59, 1 October 2006

Datura were an acid rock, stoner, psychedelic rock band, who released albums through Cranium Music. Founded 1993. their most stable line up was Craig Williamson (bass, vocals), Brent Middlemiss (guitar) and Jon Burnside (drums), who were all in the band from 1995. Theier final release was 1999's Visions For the Celestial. Craig Williamson began a solo carrer under the name Lamp of the Universe.

Releases

Allisone EP CD, 1998, Cranium Music NZ
Visions For the Celestial CD, 1999, Cranium Music NZ
Visions For the Celestial CD, 2000, (Re-released on Brain Ticket Records USA)

Happiness Grows appears on the 1994 compilation Attrocities 1


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