Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Fusioon. 1972 Spain
Fusioon's debut - the least heralded of their three albums - is a fine release of eight progressive rock instrumentals. Perhaps a bit raw and unpolished, but for 1972 Spain, it's quite accomplished. There's also hints of their transition into a more Canterbury styled group. I find the album excellent on the whole.
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