Pazop

The Profile

Belgian band that released the album Psychillis Of A Lunatic Genius in 1972 (reissued by Musea in 2000). The record blends avant‑garde, Canterbury and symphonic references across sixteen short tracks; an attempted follow‑up in 1973 was halted by label problems and the group disbanded.

1972 album Psychillis Of A Lunatic Genius (16 tracks); reissued by Musea in 2000. Review cites violinist Kuba Szczepanski, Mellotron textures, and references to Frank Zappa, Canterbury music, Tchaikovsky and Dvorak. Second album attempts in 1973 were halted by label issues; completed tracks were added to the Musea CD.

Belgian band Pazop released a single album, Psychillis Of A Lunatic Genius, in 1972 (reissued by Musea in 2000). The record mixes avant‑garde, Canterbury‑style touches and symphonic references across sixteen short sketches. The review praises the violin work of Kuba Szczepanski, Mellotron textures and Zappa/Canterbury influences. An attempted second album in 1973 was halted due to label problems, leading to the band's breakup.