Pyranha – Pyranha(1972 swiss Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic Rock)Full Album

Pyranha was a Swiss jam-rock/psychedelic band active in the early 1970s, hailing from Yverdon in the canton of Vaud. They are best known for their self-titled 1972 album, which is considered a rare piece of early Swiss progressive/psychedelic rock. Musical Style and Legacy Style: The band's sound is characterized by intense, long-form jam sessions with a heavy emphasis on organ and saxophone, creating a dark, theatrical, and psychedelic atmosphere. 1972 Album: Their debut, Pyranha (released on Epsilon), features five original compositions, including the long tracks "Time 13" and "Mouette". Reception: While they did not achieve major commercial success at the time, their 1972 album is now highly regarded by collectors of 1970s prog-rock and has been described as a "superb" example of the genre. Live Performances: The band was known for their live shows, which often featured lengthy jams and experimental vocal work, specifically during their long, dramatic outros. Discography Pyranha (1972): Self-titled album released on the Epsilon label. Singles: Released "Soleil" backed with an edited version of "Time 13". Other Projects: A 1974 album of rock covers is also associated with the group. Studio Album, released in 1972 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Clepsydre 00:00 2. Time 13 07:15 3. Soleil 19:59 4. Eglise 22:53 5. Mouette 27:09 Line-up / Musicians - Beb Anhas / bass - Armand Bucher / organ - Jaques Riccio / drums - Christian Scheder / vocals - Henry Skippy / sax - Wy Wysse / guitar