BREAKING NEWS: Eddie Glass Says Nebula Will Continue
According to an in-depth Obelisk investigative report (and by that I mean a comment on the band’s MySpace page), Eddie Glass of lauded Californian heavy psychedelic rockers Nebula has allegedly said that although the band canceled several weeks’ worth of tour dates last month, including several shows at South by Southwest in Austin, TX, they’re not actually done, just on break. Of course, it could have just been someone screwing with the Nebula MySpace account, and not Glass at all (why a comment and not a blog post?). You never know, but more likely Nebula will be reforming shortly with a revamped lineup.
Wouldn’t it be nice to see Glass get together with Mark Abshire and Ruben Romano for a record? I think it would be. I keep a list of things that would be nice, and that’s on it. Unfortunately, it’s under the subheading “Don’t Count on It,” so there you go. Here’s what Glass had to say on the subject:
Hey everyone. This is Eddie Glass. Sorry for missing that last tour. We were really psyched about it. Well, we as Nebula have been touring straight without missing shows since 1999. All over the world. Thanks for all who came and helped in the experience. As of late things started getting a bit rough with the touring and I got sick of it. The last cancellation had nothing to do with us as a band. Our transportation and things outside our control got out of hand. Well, I am starting a new band. I am on drums in one band and playing guitar and vocals in another. Still putting it together. Anyone out there into jamming respond. Hey Jim Jones. Ok. Nebula is taking a break for a while. We will probably play in the future, again, as I enjoy the playing guitar. I enjoy touring. Only problem is I am human and so are the other guys. We need a break. We are all working on new stuff. I am stoked on my new songs. You will be hearing them soon. Eddie Nebula
kool!
Eddie,
Dan Falcon here,….I am going to co-host on a new radio show soon w/ my friend, Mark Lowell (Mark After Dark) fr Brooklyn,…we would like to interview you and talk about your history with Fu Manchu and Nebula and the latest in the life of Eddie Glass,….you know me we have met before and Dickie Peterson (Of Blue Cheer) was a friend of mine as well,….anyways, if you get this please do hit me up and let me know about doing a radio interview and we can set something up and do a “phoner” in the near future,…also Mark is friends of Joe Hogan your former producer and he will be engineering a lot of Mark’s uopcoming show please get back to me : dfalcon88@gmail.com Danny
No.
They reformed and I saw them live @ the Ace of Cups club in Columbus, Ohio during late summer 2019. Grunge rockers Sasquatch opened up and before that was the local band the Breeders. I saw many bands during 2018 before the CoVid-19 pandemic and I must say Nebula put on one of the most energetic, exciting, hard-driving intelligent innovative BUTT-KICKING body-slamming rock’n’roll concerts of 2019 alone, in a long time, if not my entire lifetime. And I’ve been to a LOT of them, I mean a LOT, including five times for RUSH which also fits the above descriptions as well (but they’re not psychedelic like Nebula is). BTW, Nebula put out a new killer CD in 2019 – it’s called ‘Holy Shit’. It’s anything but shit, it’s a HIT so buy a copy and listen to it. You’ll be glad you did. If you guys in Nebula are reading this, THANK YOU for your excellent 2019 show (I was on the floor in front of you, Eddie) and I’d LOVE to see you guys rock the house again once this pandemic is whipped. Stay safe and keep on rocking.
Hi James and thanks for the comment. Just to let you know, Nebula have an even newer album that just came out this year. It’s called ‘Transmission From Mothership Earth’ and can be heard here: https://heavypsychsoundsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/nebula-transmission-from-mothership-earth
They’ve been out touring for it as well, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they swung back through Ace of Cups. I also saw that tour with Sasquatch when it came through New York and I agree, they were great.