Musica Dispersa joined in Barcelona in 1970, when they recorded their only album, published by Diabolo (reedited in 1979 by Edigsa), in which they developed a really avant-garde music, with hypnotic rhythms, eastern influences, and sensual voices (Selene) producing onomatopoetic sounds that transport you to another dimension. They had a very short life, round to one year. Their main composer was “El Cachas” from Madrid and among the members was a young Jaume Sisa, that was then an institution in the Catalan music. This record was one of the best in that time (if not the best) and of course the most original and experimental one of Spain. Line-up / Musicians Brabo "El Cachas"/guitar,mandolin,flute,vocals Albert Batiste/bass,harmonica,organ,percussion,vocals Sisa/guitar,percussion,vocals Selene/piano, flute,bongos,percussion,vocals Josep M. Vilaseca/drums Discography Música Dispersa 1970
Lisker - Lisker 1979Of all the Basque "folk" groups, Lisker might be the one least Basque folk (bar the hard rocking Sakre), but it is certainly not the least interesting…Read More
Contraluz - Americanos 1973The history of Contraluz started in 1969 in Buenos Aires, initially playing Beat Music with brothers Carlos (guitars) and Nestor Barrios (drums) along…Read More
Ia i Batiste - Un gran día 1972Duo formed by Jordi Batiste (cult artist who played in the legendary catalan psych/proto prog band Máquina! and Grup De Folk, among others) and Ia Clú…Read More
