The second album from this Norwegian band.
The band was an eight piece big band on this album with a lineup of drums, percussion, flute, mellotron, keyboards, bass, guitars and vocals.
Their debut album was a wild album with obvious Black Sabbath and Jethro Tull influences. But it was a likeable album.
In Anadi's Bower sees the band widen their horizons a bit.
There is still plenty of hard rock here and this album is indeed in the hard prog genre. There is also a lot of Jethro Tull and Prudence influences here. The symphonic prog band The Moody Blues has also left their marks on this album.
The vocals is a bit heavy accented but that is pretty charming. The vocals are also good.
Some Norwegian folk rock also springs to life on this album, although this is a pretty hard rocking album with a great 1970s sound. I believe the songs on this album was written in the 1970s.
The quality is good throughout this album and it is an album well worth checking out.
3 points
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