AVE ROCK is a classic example of Art Rock in the form of a progressive band that demonstrates a variety of genre sounds without any one of them being dominant. The guitar on “Dejenme Seguir” is definitely blues-inspired, and would not have been out-of-place on any number of early 70’s ‘heavy rock’ bands like Wishbone Ash, Babe Ruth, maybe even Deep Purple. The vocals are Spanish, and not particularly strong, and also very much an early 70’s sound. Great guitar driven heavy prog psych drenched in tons of Hammond organ. Songs are very well developed with some nice mood variations and dynamic arrangements. Although there are some vocals they play a minor role as the album is mostly instrumental. The entire album is pretty trippy and spacey really with tons of great guitar, bass, drum and Hammond interplay. Line-up / Musicians Luis Borda/guitar,vocals Oscar Glavic/bass,vocals Osvaldo Calo/keyboards Federico Sainz/guitar,vocals Daddy Antogna/percussion Discography(Album) Ave Rock 1974
1.Dejenme Seguir 2.Viva Belgica 3.Gritos 4.Ausencia 5.El Absurdo Y La Melodia
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