Live recording featuring frenetic jams by English progressive rock band Mogul Thrash.
The Flock - Live In Europe (1973)
Live recording featuring extended jams by American progressive rock band The Flock.
Fläsket Brinner
“If one should try and describe the music they play it usually means emphasizing that it is very influenced by jazz, partly because it is instrumental but also because it is based on improvisation… Fläsket Brinner is, with its mixture of rock, jazz and folk music one of the premier representatives of the musically interesting period of prog music – a sound that lasts till today.”
Kanaan
“Oslo based trio Kanaan quickly established themselves as one of the most important groups in the youngest generation of psychedelic impro-rockers. As accomplished players – all three educated in jazz – they marry fiery energy with musical intricacy, and possess a rare ability to balance power and delicateness. They devote as much energy to exploring airiness and atmosphere as they do to intensity.”
Amgala Temple – Invisible Airships (2018)
“Amgala Temple is the sound of three musical forces combined. The result is an overwhelming clash of spontaneity and control, improvisation and clairvoyance – all meshed together in a quest to make something radiant.”
Blodwyn Pig – Jams (1969-1974)
Selection of jams by English blues rock band Blodwyn Pig.
Mahavishnu Orchestra – Jams (1971-1975)
Selection of jams by American jazz rock band Mahavishnu Orchestra.
Sunbirds – Sunbirds (1971)
“International Munich based Krautrock fusion supergroup fronted by Klaus Weiss. They made a dreamy, yet powerful fusion with an abundance of solos, extensively featuring Belgian guitarist Philip Catherine on the debut.”
Don “Sugarcane” Harris – Jams (1969-1976)
Selection of jams by legendary American rock ‘n’ roll violinist Don Sugarcane Harris.
Secret Oyster
“SECRET OYSTER became somewhat of a super group when members of BURNIN’RED IVANHOE, CORONARIAS DANS and HURDY GURDY formed this unit. By the end of BURNIN’ RED IVANHOE’s career (that spawned seven years), Karsten Vogel started forming a new band… Their sound recalled MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA, NUCLEUS, Herbie Hancock’s Mwandishi and Sextant albums as well as Miles DAVIS’s Bitches Brew.”