album · May 1, 1977
Symphoman
Universal Music Division Mercury RecordsSee this day
rockprog rockclassical
This 1977 concept album from William Sheller is a progressive rock opera, featuring intricate arrangements and a narrative that delves into the complexities of the human mind and the dawn of artificial intelligence.
- "Symphoman" was produced by Jean-Michel Rivat, who also worked with French pop stars like Joe Dassin.
- The album was recorded at Studio Aquarium in Paris, with contributions from session musicians who had previously worked with artists like Serge Gainsbourg.
- While not a commercial hit, "Symphoman" is considered a cult classic among fans of French progressive rock for its ambitious scope and experimental sound.
William Sheller was a French singer-songwriter and pianist, known for his blend of rock, pop, and classical influences. In 1977, he released "Symphoman," a concept album that explored themes of the human psyche and artificial intelligence.
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