Saturday, May 6, 2017

Invisible - Durazno Sangrando. 1975 Argentina

Durazno Sangrando is a continuation of the same style as the first album, a loose mixture of hard rock, jazz, and blues. But the progressive rock component is even more highlighted than prior. The sound is closer to El Reloj II than I had ever realized before. Excellent band that took me too long to figure out.

Personal Collection
CD: 1992 Sony
LP: 1975 CBS
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