The 1997 album "Tutankhamon" captures Iceberg at a point in their career where they continued to explore the ambitious prog rock and jazz fusion sound that defined their earlier work. This release showcases their enduring commitment to complex musical structures and instrumental prowess.
- "Tutankhamon" was released on May 31, 1997, by the Spanish label Picap.
- The album is categorized within the genres of progressive rock, jazz fusion, and rock.
- The album's title refers to the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, a common theme in art and culture.
Iceberg is a rock band from Barcelona, Spain, who emerged in the late 1970s and are known for their progressive rock sound. By 1997, they had established a long career with a dedicated following for their intricate compositions and virtuosic musicianship.
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