wigwam's dense 4th album from 1973 saw the band enter progressive rock territory. Complex and strange album that can only really be described as a thoughtful, unpretentious and quality progressive rock album typical of it's time. Certainly not commercial and within it's complex jazzy passages there are all kinds of instruments from guitar through strings and various keyboards plus of course Pembrokes weird lyrics. This is really the companion to Jim Pembroke's brilliant solo album 'Wicked Ivory' which was recorded around the same time. 24 bit digital remaster with expanded booklet.
