This 1970 LP features Contraband in a transitional phase, exploring jazz-rock and improvisation beyond their earlier psychedelic leanings. It stands as a fascinating document of a band pushing their boundaries.
- "Time & Space" was recorded at CBS Studios in London. The album was produced by John Burgess, who had previously worked with bands like The Move. It reached number 42 on the UK Albums Chart in May 1970.
- The album showcased a more mature and complex sound, incorporating elements of progressive rock and extended instrumental passages. This marked a departure from the more straightforward psychedelic pop of their earlier singles.
- Contraband disbanded shortly after the release of "Time & Space," with members going on to other musical projects. Lynne Yeomans continued as a solo artist.
Contraband was a British psychedelic rock band active in the late 1960s and early 1970s. "Time & Space" was released during a period of flux for the band, following their earlier, more commercially successful work.
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