Constantine

Artist credited as Constantine (named in the review as Constantine Hastalis). Best known for the album Day Of Light, described in the review as progressive/acid folk; the album was originally issued as a 300-copy LP and later reissued by Guerssen.

Day Of Light features sitar, tabla, flutes, mellotron, marimba, vibraphones, guitars and electric harpsichord. The review lists affinities with Mellow Candle, Spirogyra, Tudor Lodge and Mark Fry, and notes participation from former members of Of Wondrous Legends. The original LP had only 300 copies and was later reissued by Guerssen.

The review praises Day Of Light as a progressive/acid folk album with rich, kaleidoscopic instrumentation (sitar, tabla, mellotron, flutes, marimba). It highlights hypnotic, pastoral psychedelia and lists affinities like Mellow Candle and Spirogyra. The record was originally a 300-copy LP and was later reissued by Guerssen. Contributors include former members of Of Wondrous Legends.

For:Fans of progressive/acid/psychedelic folk, collectors of rare LPs, listeners who enjoy rich, exotic instrumentation and hypnotic, pastoral songs.