An English progressive rock trio that released a self-titled album in 1970. Members included John Gustafson (bass, vocals), Peter Robinson (keyboards) and Mick Underwood (drums).

Released the self-titled album Quatermass in 1970; trio lineup was John Gustafson, Peter Robinson and Mick Underwood. The song "Black Sheep Of The Family" from the album was later covered by Rainbow.

Three positive DeBaser reviews praise Quatermass's 1970 self-titled album, highlighting its keyboard-led trio format, memorable cover art, and standout tracks such as "Post War Saturday Echo" and "Black Sheep Of The Family." Reviewers note the band's short lifespan but lasting musical impression.

For:Fans of early progressive rock, collectors of vintage prog, listeners who prefer keyboard-driven rock.

 Sometimes good music is discovered entirely by chance, through a process called serendipity, or 'the completely accidental discovery of things of great value'.

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 About an album, or rather a band, because this band made only one album, but what an album!

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