PROGRESSIVE(60s-70s)

Albatros from Hagen played sophisticated art rock with long tracks, similar to Grobschnitt, who came from the same town. 'Garden Of Eden' was their only LP pressed in an edition of 500 copies at the time. After its foundation in early 1974, the group had quickly won several prizes at competitions...

Previously unreleased heavy acid-rock / proto-prog album from 1972! Asgard (initially known as Osgoode, named after the street where Blue Cheer had their headquarter) was a San Francisco band featuring ace guitar player Bob Hardy (a veteran of many Bay Area bands since the early 60s) and Jake...

LOST UK UNDERGROUND FOLK CLASSICORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 1969LONG-AWAITED RETURN TO VINYLINSERT WITH BACKGROUND NOTES AND IMAGES Originally released in September 1969, the first album by this Scottish underground folk act offers delicate, melodic ballads with beautiful vocal harmonies and a...

Burnin Red Ivanhoe, in their most fertile phase of existing from 1969 till 1972, were one of Denmark's finest groups from the period. Their innovative and powerful mixture of psychedelic and progressive rock along with mild experimental or jazz influences gained some international recognition in...

This is the first official re-release on vinyl under licensed courtesy of BMG Rights Management,UK, remastered from an original master copy out of the vaults of BMG, album originally released in 1973 on Transatlantic Records. CMU (stands for Contemporary Music Unit), were founded 1970 in Cambridge...

This is an official reissue under courtesy of Cherry Red Records of this highly sought after album, originally released in February 1971 as Square Records 103 in the UK. The album is an obscure but genuinely impressive example of the British late psychedelic/early progressive rock sound, firmly in...