Tantor - s/t. 1979 Philips
This is another one from the CD-R revisit project. I didn't have this title listed prior, because I thought it had been reissued already, but it turns out that the only press (along with their second, and less lauded 1982 followup "Magico y Natural") is dubious at best. So if nothing else, we're calling for a better reissue!
Tantor, from Argentina, were yet another
band from this era to tackle the fusion genre with alacrity. Tight and
energetic fusion is the order of the day, with 1979 period instruments
dominating the sounds. Tantor are exactly what I'd imagine Crucis to
sound like had they released an album in 1979.
Priority: 3
A listing of obscure progressive rock (and related) albums that have yet to be reissued on CD legitimately
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