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The mighty Argentine progsters BUBU make a triumphant comeback with their 3rd and final album.
The mighty Argentine progsters BUBU make a triumphant comeback with their 3rd and final album.
The mighty Argentine progsters BUBU make a triumphant comeback with their 3rd and final album.
The mighty Argentine progsters BUBU make a triumphant comeback with their 3rd and final album.
Long recognized as a one-off gem among Europrog collectors, COMA’s debut Financial Tycoon reflects the proclivity of Danish peers such as Secret Oyster and Burnin’ Red Ivanhoe,
Although evidently influenced by the likes of Camel and ELP, the four long tracks that are featured in this album constitute nuanced approaches to the chameleonic tapestry of prog.
Pastoral passages spiced up with elevating flutework constantly alternate with acid guitar solos and psychedelic textures, with occasional long jams in between.
Fueled by King Crimson and Yes, but also by the improvisational energy of Mahavishnu Orchestra and Miles Davis' electric ensembles.
Fueled by King Crimson and Yes, but also by the improvisational energy of Mahavishnu Orchestra and Miles Davis' electric ensembles.
Fueled by King Crimson and Yes, but also by the improvisational energy of Mahavishnu Orchestra and Miles Davis' electric ensembles.
Fueled by King Crimson and Yes, but also by the improvisational energy of Mahavishnu Orchestra and Miles Davis' electric ensembles.
This is the first reissue of Tercer Milenio, probably the best hard rock/heavy prog album released in the prolific Argentine 70s scene.
Recorded in Kentucky in 1973, Progressive Rock Experience captures a rare moment from the fertile but often overlooked US progressive underground of the early 70s.
The World At Minds End is one of those albums that spent decades circulating as a whispered recommendation among collectors of obscure jazz-rock and fusion.
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