The second album from this British band.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of guitars, drums, bass, xylophone, bassoon, saxophone, oboe, recorder, piano, clarinet, violin, organ and vocals.
A guest added extra vocals.
This band is probably the most avant-garde of all the band from the original RIO scene and concert.
The music is at times impenetrable.
Just as on the debut album which I did not rate particular highly.
This album clocks in at forty minutes and I am still a bit baffled about their all out avant-garde. Most of the music is pretty much anti-melodic and anti-establishment.
There are some half-good stuff here.
But this album is still only a decent album and just that.
2 points
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