Alquin

Alquin is a Dutch progressive rock band formed in Delft in 1971, noted for the 1972 debut Marks and the 1975 album Nobody Can Wait Forever; key members cited in reviews include Ferdinand Bakker, Michel van Dijk, Dick Franssen, Hein Mars, Ronald Ottenhof, Job Tarenskeen and Paul Weststrate.

Formed in 1971 in Delft; debuted with Marks (1972); played Pinkpop Festival (1973) and supported The Who (1974); Nobody Can Wait Forever (1975) was produced by Rodger Bain; the band split after late-1970s success, with reunions in 1995 and 2003 (full lineup except bassist).

The available review celebrates Alquin's 1975 peak with Nobody Can Wait Forever, praising musicianship, songwriting and production. It recounts the band's 1971 origins in Delft, early albums (Marks, Mountain Queen), festival and tour highlights, and later reunions. The review positions the band as a beloved Dutch act with lasting local impact.

For:Fans of 1970s progressive rock and Dutch rock history.