Basque prog band whose sound is different from most. There's
no real folk influence, and it's primarily keyboard-based rather than
guitar based. The sound is something more akin to Castilian bands like
Bloque,
Asfalto or Goma.
It's sort of symphonic prog with keyboard
and guitar jams here and there. Sometimes average, but often exciting,
reaching a sort of peak with the climactic closing track "Bilatzea",
which has a most memorable theme, one of many on this excellent
album. Mike Ohman
The album is a suite-rock that describes the efforts of a man for coming out of the frustrating situation he is living in. Although it may seem
ingenous, they utilize good lyrics by the poet Xabier Lete. Their music
has to be placed into the symphonic sound of thet time, featuring
keyboards. Javier Aguirre en "Atropos"
Review of the record "Bizitako Gauzak" (Elkar, 1978) (in spanish)
The Spanish Progressive Rock Encyclopedia![[sorry]](/img/ar12.jpg)
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