Yezda Urfa

Formed in late 1973 (Portage, Indiana per reviews), Yezda Urfa produced an eclectic, baroque-influenced progressive rock. They recorded a demo (Boris) and the album Sacred Baboon (recorded 1976). The material acquired cult status through late releases and reissues; reviewers compare them to Yes and Gentle Giant.

American progressive-rock group noted for complex, baroque-leaning compositions, a cult following, and the albums Boris (early demo) and Sacred Baboon (1976 recording released later).

DeBaser hosts two appreciative reviews of Yezda Urfa, highlighting their complex, baroque-influenced progressive rock. Sacred Baboon (recorded 1976, released years later) and the early demo Boris are singled out. Recommended for listeners already familiar with the basics of prog.

For:Fans of 1970s progressive rock and listeners who enjoy complex, baroque-influenced prog (fans of Gentle Giant and Yes).