The second and final album from Walpurgis, 'Queen of Saba' is a minor work of German psychedelic rock, notable for its extended instrumental passages and unconventional song structures.
- The album was recorded at Studio 77 in Berlin during the summer of 1971.
- It was released in January 1972, shortly before the band's dissolution.
- The album features extensive use of fuzz guitar and Hammond organ, characteristic of the era's psychedelic sound.
Walpurgis was a German psychedelic rock band formed in 1970. They released two albums on the Ohr label before disbanding in 1972.
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