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These guys were quite eclectic, sometimes sounding like JR/F and sometimes like Rare Bird
But I just don't know in which genre to submit it
WXaddya think??
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Posted: September 04 2012 at 07:05
Well they're usually tagged as Krautrock for some reason (I suppose because Austria shares a border with Germany), but they do indeed resemble Rare Bird at times, as you suggest, and they also mix up the styles somewhat, but I can't really see any place for this other than in Crossover (and they DO definitely belong on the site).
One confirmed, self-titled, 5-track album from 1975 (though rateyourmusic suggests that a second called 'Forgotten Records' exists somewhere).
I'm not a great spotify fan, using it only as a last resort when there's nothing else, so here's the album on YouTube:
Not much info available for a bio though, it seems...
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Posted: September 05 2012 at 08:05
Yeah, I forgot about searching on YT
But there are atleast three bands called that way... and the Belgian metal band is overwhelmingly present
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Posted: January 04 2013 at 13:51
Did this ever go onward for eval anywhere? Can't find Isaiah on progfreak (where it would be if Crossover had been given it) or in the Krautrock team thread either, so I'm guessing not.
To my ears they sound like a lot of their brethren from around the same time - the English vocals, light fusion twist, psychedelic passages, folky flute bits - along with some more indefinable moments.
Reminds me of German band Ikarus and that whole early eclectic feel that one also finds in Traffic and Spring.
Sending this for eval at the eclectic lands
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