Omega

Hungarian rock band noted for 1970s English-language progressive and hard rock albums, including the 1975 English LP The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky.

Recorded English-language albums in the 1970s released in the West; The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky recorded in 1974 at Chipping studios in London; production by Peter Hauke and studio assistance from Dieter "Quadro" Dierks; singer János Kóbor noted for powerful voice.

DeBaser hosts a detailed, appreciative review of Omega's 1970s work, especially The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky (1975). The review highlights the band's shift to harder, symphonic progressive rock and English-language releases produced in the West. Production by Peter Hauke and studio help from Dieter "Quadro" Dierks are noted, as is singer János Kóbor's powerful voice.

For:Fans of 1970s progressive/hard rock, collectors of Eastern Bloc rock history, listeners of symphonic and space-influenced rock.