Quintessence are an English psychedelic/progressive band from North London, formed in 1969. They blend Indian-influenced spiritual themes, jazz and prog-rock, and released four albums between 1969 and 1972. Key members mentioned in reviews include Raja Ram (flute/violin), Phil Jones (keyboards) and Shambu Bambaji (bass).

The group is noted for long, intricate solos, Indian atmosphere and spiritual/hippie themes; the Ocean Of Bliss compilation collects many representative tracks and the band is associated with the late-1960s psychedelic/progressive scene.

Quintessence are an English psychedelic/progressive group from North London, noted for Indian-influenced spiritual music and extended improvisations. The review praises the Ocean Of Bliss compilation and highlights tracks like "Notting Hill Gate" and "Move Into The Light." The band released four albums between 1969 and 1972.

For:Fans of 1960s–70s psychedelic and progressive rock; listeners interested in Indian‑influenced spiritual music.

 Classical, spiritual, jazz, psychedelic, etc., etc., in short, there's a bit of everything in the sound orbit of this incredible group from North London. And the keyword is experimentation!

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