Mánar – Mánar(1971 Iceland Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock)Full Album

There are several musical groups named "Manar," but the most prominent are an Icelandic psychedelic/prog-rock band from the late 60s/early 70s known for their heavy blues-rock and experimental sound, and a Moroccan sextet performing traditional North African percussion and Sufi music, bringing vibrant folk rhythms to international stages. The Icelandic Mánar (with an accent) featured Ólafur Þórarinsson and released a notable self-titled album in 1971, while the Moroccan Manar blends African rhythms with "dekka el marrakchia". Mánar (Icelandic) Genre: Art-rock, Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock, Heavy Blues-Rock. Formed: 1967 in Iceland. Key Members: Ólafur Þórarinsson (guitar, vocals, flute), Björn Þórarinsson (organ, vocals), Guðmundur Benediktsson (piano, vocals). Sound: Characterized by powerful electric guitars, melancholic vocals, Hammond organ, flutes, and symphonic elements, exploring heavy rock and prog. Notable Release: A self-titled album, Mánar, released in 1971, praised for its wide range and heavy sound. Líf Þitt 00:00 Hvers Vegna? 02:30 Söngur Satans 05:37 Litli Fuglinn 08:57 Ég Horfi Á Brimið 11:17 Leikur Að Vonum 13:45 Haustregn 16:39 Villi Verkamaður 20:25 Sandkorn 23:14 Prelúdía Í A Moll 26:26 Þriðja Heimstyrjöldin 28:36