The 1972 album "Marburg" features the band delving into extended instrumental passages and complex song structures characteristic of progressive rock. This release is notable for its early incorporation of synthesizers within the German rock landscape.
- "Marburg" was released on the Bacillus label in December 1972. The album showcases a heavier, more rhythmically driven sound compared to some of their contemporaries. It is considered a key work in the development of European progressive rock.
- The album was recorded in Munich, Germany.
- Despite its progressive rock leanings, "Marburg" also incorporates elements of jazz fusion.
Pell Mell was a German band formed in the early 1970s, playing a blend of classic and progressive rock. They were active during the vibrant Krautrock scene of the era.
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