Oparin Oleg's Album Reviews
This 1973 release continues the format of Song of the Marching Children (1971) and features infinite and brooding soundscapes loaded with tons of spacey mellotron washes. To top it all off, the excellent vocals of alto Jerney Kaagman lends a certain innocence to the music that I find pretty refreshing. Mix in some great Hammond organ work, pretty good electric guitar/bass/drum playing, the occasional bouncy melody and haunting flute lines, and you will have a good idea of what they are up to musically. The songs essentially flow together into one large song-cycle suite of sorts.
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