Germany
Progressive Rock, Symphonic Prog, Art Rock
Immersed in an imaginary that refers to a certain nineteenth-century romanticism, the Novalis come with the second record to define their proposal of symphonic Prog dominated by keyboards, not without merits but also, to tell the truth, decidedly dated and at times a bit cloying. The instrumental pieces are good, in particular Sonnengeflecht and, above all, Impressionen (which mentions Anton Bruckner's fifth symphony and which evokes some emotion). They will do much better, and in a more original way, on their third album, Sommerabend.
Members
Lutz Rahn (organ), Hartwig Biereichel (drums), Heino Schünzel (bass, vocals, 1971-80), Jürgen Wenzel (vocals, 1971-73), Carlo Karges (guitar, 1971-75), Detlef Job (guitar, 1973-85), Fred Mühlböck (vocals, 1976-84), Hinrich Schneider (bass, 1983-85), Ernst Herzner (vocals, 1984-85)
Track Listing
01 - Sonnengeflecht 4:06
02 - Wer Schmetterlinge lachen hört 9:16
03 - Dronsz 4:53
04 - Impressionen 8:55
05 - Es färbte sich die Wiese grün 8:16
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