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Pressing: ItalyYear: 1972Genre: prog psychPackaging: cd  

Pressing: KoreaYear: 1975Genre: hard rock bluesPackaging: mini lp  

Pressing: KoreaYear: 1975Genre: funky psychedelic with fuzz guitar and organPackaging: mini lp  

Pressing: KoreaYear: 1972Genre: psych bluesPackaging: mini lp  

Pressing: KoreaYear: 1969Genre: psychPackaging: mini lp  

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1974Genre: prog jazzPackaging: cd   ABLUTION from Sweden came to be after combining bassist John GUSTAFSON and keyboard player Peter ROBINSON (later in BRAND X) from the heavy prog act QUATERMASS with ex-members of BALTIK:...

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1975Genre: progPackaging: cd A Belgian multi-instrumentalist / singer / composer Alain BURO is one of obscure and one-off artists in the world (and sadly almost forgotten in his own nation). In collaboration with some session...

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1978Genre: prog jazzPackaging: cd First Light were a band from Australia with direct ties to the excellent progressive rock /AOR hybrid band known as Aleph. First Light is a bit different though, and they play a mighty fine...

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1974Genre: prog  psychPackaging: cd Extraordinary psych-prog from Switzerland Already in 1974, "Lise Schlatt" released the first dialect rock album in Switzerland. However, they did not make the breakthrough with it.  

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1974Genre: prog  Packaging: cd Formed in Antwerp, Magenta came together in 1972. The original line-up featured singer Roland Arnould, former Davy Jr. & keyboardist Wim Reiling, drummer Toni Reymaers, and guitarist...

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1972Genre: heavy prog  Packaging: cd Swedish progrock album, with a few fantastic tracks. Maybe their undecided attempts to play very different styles caused that unconsistent final result: you can find absolutely...

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1971Genre: heavy prog  Packaging: cd Midsommar were a Swedish progressive hard rock act and one of the first Swedish rock bands to sing in Swedish. Their name seems highly appropriate as their lyrics often deal with...