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Murphy Blend Murphy Blend Murphy Blend was a German Progressive Rock group, composed by Wolf-Rodiger Uhlig (Organ, Cembalo, Grand Piano, Vocals). The band formed in 1969, and the following year…
Asgærd is an English band which unfortunately has very little information. The band formed in the early 1970s and their name in Nordic mythology means ‘Castle of the Gods’. Not…
Fuchsia was formed in Exter, UK in 1967 from a project by Tony Durant. The group takes its name from the book by Mervyn Peaker “Titus Groan“, also used by…
Alfredo Carriòn, in his long career as a composer, boasts important works and many collaborations with Spanish and non-Spanish artists. After completing his studies at the Reall Conservatorio de Musica…
There are stories within Progressive Rock that seem destined to remain hidden in the folds of time — stories of bands who created masterpieces too soon, too quietly, too far…
Spring is an English Prog group, formed in Leicester in 1970 based on an idea by Pat Moran, which later became famous as the sound engineer for bands such as…
T2 were formed in London in 1970 from the ashes of the band Please, from an idea by Peter Dunton (Solo vocals and Drums), Bernard Jinks (Bass and Vocal) and…
Guitarist James Litherland comes out of the Colosseum, despite being a key element as a singer, and together with a young John Wetton (Bass and Voice) and RogerBall (Winds) formed…
We are in Coventry in the summer of 1969, when 4 boys decide to give life to one of the most loved bands among fans and collectors of Progressive music:…