Kedama – Live At Sunrise Studios(1976 Switzerland Prog Rock)Full Album

Progressive rock trio from Switzerland, rooted in the classical prog tradition of The Nice. Live At Sunrise Studios is a 1976 album by the Swiss progressive rock and krautrock band Kedama. Originally a private, hand-numbered vinyl release of just 100 copies, the legendary underground record features long, instrumental, and experimental jams heavily layered with Mellotron, Hammond organ, and ripping distorted guitars.The BandFormed in 1971 in St. Gallen, Switzerland, Kedama drew their name from a Moroccan city famous for its cannabis fields. The trio consisted of:Christian Linder (Guitars, Keyboards)Richard Rothenberger (Keyboards)Peter Suter (Drums, Percussion)The RecordingThe band won a local song contest in 1973, earning them free time at Etienne Conod's legendary Sunrise Studios. It is believed to be one of the very first bands to record there, experimenting with the "Kunstkopf" (artificial head) binaural recording system. A1 Ouverture 00:00 A2 Finale 07:37 B1 Our Power 19:41 B2 Zugabe 23:41 Drums, Percussion – Peter Suter Engineer – Etienne Conod Guitar – Christian Linder Keyboards – Richard Rothenberger