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Van der Graaf Generator, Gong and Amon Düül 2 all came back several times.


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Many times, we encounter a very nice band that issues an outstanding debut recording or tour, only to disappear.  Sometimes, these bands some back years or even decades later with impressive material.  

I can think of several prog bands who have done this - "Flash" under former bassist Ray Bennett, Brand X's recent return, King Crimson (several times in fact), etc.  

When I lived in the UK, I saw a nice Scottish band, "Bis," from Glascow....they are not prog, but more in the Indie-power pop vein.  I saw them in 1994, and they dissolved.  However, they recently came back with a new album!! 

This single is so strong that I wanted to share it with Prog Archives.  It isn't exactly prog, but it is good.  I enjoy the composition, strong rhythms etc.  Reminds me a bit of progressive punk by Fripp et. al., I could easily hear one of his solos over this material. 








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