Bang's 1973 album "Music" is a showcase of their heavy psychedelic sound, featuring extended jams and a raw, driving energy. It stands as a key release in the early '70s underground rock scene.
- The album was recorded at Automatic Sound Studios in New York City. It was produced by Bang and the label owner, Bill Allman. The album reached number 198 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- "Music" was the band's third album, following "Live" and "Mother/Father". It was released on the independent label Bang Music. The album is known for its heavy guitar riffs and distinctive vocal style.
- This album is a deep cut for fans of '70s psychedelic and proto-metal rock. It highlights the band's ability to craft lengthy, improvisational tracks. The raw production adds to its authentic, unpolished charm.
Bang was a psychedelic rock band from Philadelphia. They were active in the early 1970s.
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