- Eternity · 1993
- Eternity · 1993
- Eternity · 1992
- 70's, 80's, 90's Party, Collection 3 · 1994
- Datura Collection · 2009
- Eternity · 1993
- New Life · 2018
- Trust No One Part. Iv - Flashforward · 2023
- Ultra Kick Boxing House Hits 2020 Workout Collection (Fitness Version 140 Bpm / 32 Count) · 2020
- Future Hymns Pt. V · 2020
- EDM Anthems For Fitness & Workout (Fitness Version 128 Bpm / 32 Count) [DJ Mix] · 2020
- 40 Best House Hits For Body Training Workout Session (40 Unmixed Compilation for Fitness & Workout 128 Bpm / 32 Count) · 2019
- Fade To Grey (Remixes 2019) [feat. Steve Strange] - EP · 2019
Albums
- 1996
- 1993
Compilations
Appears On
About Datura
Hard rock of the 1970s provided the foundation for the original songs of New Zealand-based power trio Datura. With his lead guitar enhanced by a variety of distortion pedals, wah-wah, and reverb controls, Brent Middlemiss leads the group through some of the South Pacific's hardest hitting sounds. Although their first album, Allisone, released in 1998, showcased their trio approach, Datura's second effort, Visions for the Celestial, featured guest musicians on Hammond B-3 organ, Indian pot drum, flute, clarinet, finger cymbals, shakers, and tambourine. Formed in early 1995, Datura have performed frequently in the clubs of central north New Zealand. Two self-produced demo-style cassettes, released in 1996, sold out. ~ Craig Harris
- ORIGIN
- New Zealand
- FORMED
- 1991
- GENRE
- Dance