Moving Gelatine Plates

Musical Group

Forfans of progressive rock, the canterbury scene and jazz-influenced prog
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The Profile

French progressive rock group associated with the Canterbury sound; their self-titled debut was recorded around 1970–1971 and released on CBS.

The band's 1970–71 debut received critical praise for its fresh, jazz-influenced compositions and instrumental cohesion but suffered from poor promotion and limited touring.

A highly positive review of Moving Gelatine Plates' self-titled debut, praising its freshness, instrumental cohesion and jazz-influenced arrangements. Maurice Hemlinger's winds and the rhythm section are singled out. The review also notes poor promotion limited the band's success.

Notable Quotes

❝ It is really difficult to spot potential weak points in an album with such fresh and original sounds, moreover played with truly enviable cohesion among the different parts.