PROTO PROG --- Early progressive rock refers to the formative period of the genre, roughly spanning 1967 to 1972, when rock musicians began to expand beyond conventional pop song structures into more ambitious, experimental and compositionally sophisticated forms. Emerging from the psychedelic era, these bands fused rock instrumentation with influences drawn from classical music, jazz, folk, avant-garde, and film soundtracks.
Organ-driven proto-symphonic prog with a warm, moody British atmosphere.
Fans of Cressida and Gracious! will feel immediately at home.
The Hammond work is rich and dramatic, creating an early-prog sound that is both raw and poetic. An underrated cornerstone of pre-symphonic melancholy.
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