I’ve mapped Hawkwind Albums in order, tracking every credited musician and guest performer from their 1970 debut right through to their 2025 release. This blog post provides the complete album list in order and highlights the key contributors across more than five decades of psychedelic and space rock evolution.

Each album is represented on my Hawkwind music map, with every contributor visualised as a connecting “line” running through the band’s sprawling history.

Hawkwind Albums in Order

Here’s the complete list of Hawkwind studio albums included in the map:

1. Hawkwind (1970)
2. In Search of Space (1971)
3. Doremi Fasol Latido (1972)
4. Hall of the Mountain Grill (1974)
5. Warrior on the Edge of Time (1975)
6. Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music (1976)
7. Quark, Strangeness and Charm (1977)
8. 25 Years On (as Hawklords, 1978)
9. PXR5 (1979)
10. Levitation (1980)
11. Sonic Attack (1981)
12. Church of Hawkwind (1982)
13. Choose Your Masques (1982)
14. The Chronicle of the Black Sword (1985)
15. The Xenon Codex (1988)
16. Space Bandits (1990)
17. Palace Springs (1991) (part live / part studio)
18. Electric Tepee (1992)
19. It Is the Business of the Future to Be Dangerous (1993)
20. White Zone (as Psychedelic Warriors, 1995)
21. Alien 4 (1995)
22. Love in Space (1996)
23. Distant Horizons (1997)
24. In Your Area (1999)
25. Spacebrock (2000)
26. Take Me to Your Leader (2005)
27. Take Me to Your Future (2006)
28. Blood of the Earth (2010)
29. Onward (2012)
30. Into the Woods (2017)
31. Road to Utopia (2018)
32. All Aboard the Skylark (2019)
33. Carnivorous (as Hawkwind Light Orchestra, 2020)
34. Somnia (2021)
35. We Are Looking In On You (2022)
36. We Are Looking In On You Too (2023)
37. The Future Never Waits (2023)
38. Stories from Time and Space (2024)
39. There Is No Space for Us (2025)

Core Members Across the Decades

Hawkwind’s line-up has always been fluid. But several long-serving members define key periods of their sound:

• Dave Brock – The only constant presence from the beginning, appearing on every single studio album. Guitar, vocals, keyboards, and synths—he’s the spine of Hawkwind.
• Nik Turner's early sax and flute work helped shape the band’s psychedelic edge. He appeared on albums from 1970 to 1976 and returned later in live collaborations.
• Robert Calvert – Vocalist and lyricist who fronted the band through the mid-to-late 1970s. His theatrical and science fiction style shaped Quark, PXR5, and 25 Years On.
• Simon House, Huw Lloyd-Langton, Tim Blake, Harvey Bainbridge, and Alan Davey are just a few others who have contributed long stints with keyboards, guitars, and bass.

The number of different musicians featured across the 38 albums exceeds 80, with many appearing only on a single release.

Guest Appearances & One-Off Contributors

• Lemmy Kilmister played bass and sang during a brief but vital period (1972–1975), including on "Doremi Fasol Latido" and "Warrior on the Edge of Time".
• Ginger Baker of Cream performed on drums for the 1980s' Levitation.
• The album Road to Utopia (2018) featured orchestral arrangements and acoustic reinterpretations of classic material with guests like Eric Clapton.

Musicians by Album – A Data Breakdown

I’ve tracked the number of unique contributors on each album. A few patterns emerge:

• Albums like Church of Hawkwind and Spacebrock are largely solo projects by Dave Brock.
• In Search of Space and Warrior on the Edge of Time show the band at full strength, with 6–8 credited musicians.
• The 2020s albums maintain a stable core of 3–5 people, mostly long-time collaborators.

See the Full Music Map

This research is visualised in my Hawkwind Discography Music Map, where each musician is represented by a coloured line running across albums, much like stations on a tube map. You can:

• Trace every line-up change
• Spot return appearances
• Compare dense periods with solo-heavy records.

It’s available as an art print in A1, A2, and A3 sizes — Shop the Hawkwind Music Map here.