Gamma - Alpha (1973)

The album's music straddles the intersection of late '60s psychedelic prog and the sophisticated British jazz-rock of the early '70s. The sound is built on improvisational keyboard passages (Hammond organ, electric piano), a hypnotic rhythm section, raw guitar riffs, and spatial elements.

The album "Alpha" is a typical example of forgotten underground progressive rock from the 1970s. The record consists of lengthy compositions with a non-linear structure, shifting rhythmic patterns, and a pronounced improvisational spirit. The release is highly prized among collectors and lovers of rare European prog rock for its raw atmosphere, technical performance, and the spirit of the free musical eclecticism of the era.