The Univerzals Denmark
The Univerzals is a legendary Pychedelic space worldrock band, built around the songs of Nicholas Hill and the enchanting
saxophone playing of Anders Honore!
Their first official Album Ocean of Light was released in 2009, on Spacerock Productions
where synth wizard Mogens Pedersen joined for the release tour.
In 2012 they released their second Official Album The last interspace gypsies
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