The band's final album, 'Ekseption '78', saw them lean into a more disco-influenced sound, a significant departure from their earlier progressive rock leanings. The inclusion of a saxophone player and a more danceable rhythm section marked a notable shift in their approach.
- The album was released in 1978 on CNR Music. It featured a notable shift in musical direction for the band. The album was the last official release by the band.
- The album was recorded in studios in Hilversum, Netherlands. Ekseption '78 was the band's seventh studio album. The band was known for its classical music influences and complex arrangements.
- The lineup on this album included Rein van den Broek, Peter Schön, and Rick van der Linden. Rick van der Linden left the band shortly after this album's release. The album was a departure from their earlier progressive rock sound.
Ekseption were a Dutch progressive rock band formed in 1967. They were known for their classical music influences and virtuosic instrumentation.
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