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One of the subgenres I appreciate the most from the '70s Prog is the so-called "Exotic Progressive", a branch that blends the typical sound of Genesis and Yes with ethnic, especially oriental sounds. Discover the review
One of the subgenres I appreciate the most from the '70s Prog is the so-called "Exotic Progressive", a branch that blends the typical sound of Genesis and Yes with ethnic, especially oriental sounds.
An album with two sides, undecided between commercial temptations, oriental influences, and free-jazz experimentation, it is definitely inferior to the subsequent and more courageous "Snafu" which remains the best way to get to know them. Discover the review
An album with two sides, undecided between commercial temptations, oriental influences, and free-jazz experimentation, it is definitely inferior to the subsequent and more courageous "Snafu" which remains the best way to get to know them.
The title track captivates with its compelling rhythm, a pleasant electric folk-rock where Arbus's violin reigns supreme; an entirely instrumental piece that reached the seventh position in the UK Charts and represents the absolute peak moment for the band. Discover the review
The title track captivates with its compelling rhythm, a pleasant electric folk-rock where Arbus's violin reigns supreme; an entirely instrumental piece that reached the seventh position in the UK Charts and represents the absolute peak moment for the band.
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