Membrillar – Membrillar (1984, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:
A1 China Diabla 5:53
A2 Treinta Y Siete Cincuenta Y Tres 3:00
A3 Maduras Penas 5:16
A4 Cabeça Feita 5:32
B1 El Carrousel De Los Cangaceiros 3:53
B2 Pasagonzalo 3:12
B3 Ña Gerundia 3:45
B4 El Juego Y El Vino 5:23
B5 Latido De Viento 1:58

Musicians:
Flute – Eric Giles
Guitar – Gustavo Lagües, Gustavo Mozzi
Percussion, Melodica – Willie Raimondi
Bass – Luis Castillo, Matías González
Charango – Pablo Trosman
Violoncello – Marcelo Macri

Pacifico ‎– La Bella Epoca (1972, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:

A1 Cancion Para Un Pequeño Ladron 2:05

A2 No Eras Vos, No Era Yo 3:14

A3 Ella Es Tu Hermana 6:09

B1 Mi Magico Amigo 4:39

B2 Una Estela Sin Final 4:07

B3 Llanto De Un Atardecer 4:14

B4 Escapatoria 5:37

Musicians:

Flute, Guitar, Vocals, Chorus – Miguel A. Pezzolano

Percussion – Pacifico

Piano – Pedro Botti

Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Chorus – Hugo Arbe

Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Eduardo Martí

Bass – Carlos Emilio Del Guercio

Drums – Rodolfo Garcia

Electric Guitar – Héctor Starc

Guitar, Chorus – Hugo Arbe

Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires – La Biblia (1974, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. Introduccion (1:54)
2. Genesis (3:11)
3. Moises (7:48)
4. Guerras (7:36)
5. Profecias (3:02)
6. Libros Sapienciales (6:53)
7. Cristo (9:06)
8. Apocalipsis (5:10)

Musicians:
Ensamble Musical de Buenos Aires / classical orchestra
Gustavo Beytelman / piano (1), arrangements & musical direction
Billy Bond / vocals (3, 4, 5, 7), devices, organ, percussion, rock arrangements, producer
David Lebon / guitar (5), bass guitar (3, 4, 7, 8), vocals (2, 3, 5)
Osvaldo Favrot / bass guitar (3), guitar (3, 6), vocals (6)
Alejandro Medina / bass guitar (5), vocals (4)
Poli Martinez / guitar
Kubero Diaz / guitar
Miguel Cantilo / guitar
Claudio Gabis / guitar, harmonica
Charly García / keyboards, vocals (3)
Claudio Martinez / synthesizers, vocals (6)
Carlos Cutaia / piano (1, 5)
Rinaldo Rafanelli / bass guitar (6), vocals (5, 6)
Juan Rodriguez / drums (3, 4, 5, 7, 8)
Oscar Moro / drums (5)
Carlos Goler / drums (3), vocals (6)
Jorge Pinchevsky / violin
Nito Mestre / vocals (3)
Fernando Berge / vocals (6)
Raul Porchetto / vocals (7)

Preludio – Amigos Del Cielo (1981, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:
A1 Vos Serás Todo 3:43
A2 Gritos de Mediodía 3:29
A3 Veo Mi Canción 2:17
A4 Rescatando Al Sol 4:53
A5 Beethoven On The Rock 3:32
A6 Otra Vida Me Reclama 3:06
B1 Destello De Juventud 3:01
B2 El Día De La Fidelidad 4:03
B3 Esta Aventura 2:20
B4 Descubrí Una Ilusión 4:20
B5 Cuento Para Paulo 3:07
B6 Dios Nunca Esta De Vacaciones 3:27
B7 Preludio 1:51

Musicians:
Bass – Salvador Forgia
Drums – Marcelo Mira
Guitar, Vocals – Daniel Bramante
Keyboards, Vocals – Jorge Del Cioppo
Guitar, Vocals – Daniel Leis
Keyboards – Alejandro Franco

Raul Porchetto – Volando De Vida (1978, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:

A1 Volando De Vida 3:09

A2 Pequeñas Montañas 5:13

A3 Siempre Vas A Estar En Mi Cabeza 1:55

A4 Jacobina 3:20

A5 Danza Mulata 5:21

B1 Densa Cancion De Invierno 3:46

B2 Ratros De Polvo Azul 3:41

B3 En Tan Pequeño Mundo 3:22

B4 A la Salida Del Colegio 3:44

B5 Cruce A la Ruta Cuarenta Y Uno 4:05

Musicians:

Raúl Porchetto / Pianos, Rhodes, Moog, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mellotrón, Voice

Luis Borda / Guitar

Pedro Aznar / Guitar, Bass 
Santiago Fandiño / Bass

Carlos Riganti / Drums

Voulet / Voice

Leon Gieco / Voice

Nito Mestre / Vioce

Cabrakan – Cabrakan (1975, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:
A1 Lamento En Vidala (vidala) 3:45
A2 Chaya a la Rústica 2:00
A3 Te Fuiste Una Tarde Por El Arcoiris (vidala) 1:52
A4 Cabrakan 9:38
B1 La Redota (milonga) 3:27
B2 Zamba Ida 2:12
B3 Gato Block Cinco 2:06
B4 De Cholas y Virreyes (aire de Cueca) 3:14
B5 Zamba Del Plata

B6 El Coronel No Baila (cielito) 2:57

Musicians:
Paqui Balaguer: piano, vocals
Roberto Catarineu: vocals, percusion, spanish guitar
Beatriz Aragor: spanish and electric guitar , moxeño, vocals
Mariano Loedel: double bass, vocals
Raúl Arechavala: transverse flute, recorder, vocals

Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires – La Biblia (1974, LP, Argentina)

A1 Introducción
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Piano – Carlos Cutaia, Gustavo Beytelmann
A2 Génesis
Guitar – Claudio Gabis
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Voice – David Lebon
A3 Moisés
Bass – David Lebon, Osvaldo Favrot
Drums – Carlos Goler, Juan Rodríguez
Guitar – Claudio Gabis, Osvaldo Favrot
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Organ – Billy Bond
Synthesizer – Claudio Martinez
Voice – Billy Bond, David Lebon, Rinaldo Rafanelli, Sui Generis
A4 Las Guerras
Bass – David Lebon
Drums – Juan Rodríguez
Guitar – Claudio Gabis
Harmonica – Claudio Gabis
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Piano – Charly Garcia
Voice – Alejandro Medina, Billy Bond
B1 Profesías
Acoustic Guitar – Kubero Díaz
Bass – Rinaldo Rafanelli
Drums – Oscar Moro
Electric Guitar – David Lebon
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Piano – Carlos Cutaia
Voice – Billy Bond, David Lebon, Rinaldo Rafanelli
B2 Libros Sapienciales
Acoustic Guitar – Gustavo Klein, Osvaldo Favrot
Bass – Alejandro Medina
Drums – Juan Rodríguez
Lead Guitar – Poli Martínez
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Organ – Charly Garcia
Rhythm Guitar – Poli Martínez
Voice – Carlos Goler, Claudio Martinez, Fernando Bergé, Osvaldo Favrot, Rinaldo Rafanelli
B3 Cristo
Acoustic Guitar – David Lebon, Miguel Cantilo
Bass – David Lebon
Drums – Juan Rodríguez
Effects – Billy Bond
Electric Guitar – Claudio Gabis
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Organ – Charly Garcia
Violin – Jorge Pinchevsky
Voice – Billy Bond, David Lebon, Raul Porchetto
B4 Apocalípsis
Bass – David Lebon
Drums – Juan Rodríguez
Guitar – Claudio Gabis
Orchestrated By – Ensamble Musical De Buenos Aires
Piano – Charly Garcia

M.I.A. (Músicos Independientes Asociados) – Transparencias (1976, CD, Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. Reencontrando el Camino (2:42)
2. El Casamiento De Alicia (7:28)
a) Las desventuras de Mæse Restifa
b) Tema de Elgar "Pompa y circunstancia
c) La trompada
3. Imagen II (Including Prelude No. 1 by J.S. Bach) (3:14)
4. Contrapunto Ritmico (6:30)
5. Transparencias (20:10)

Musicians:
Nono Belvis / bass, vocals
Daniel Curto / acoustic guitar
Juan Del Barrio / piano, drums, organ, viboretta
Liliana Vitale / flute, percussion, drums, vocals
Lito Vitale / drums, synths, keyboards, flute, vocals

The Prime Element – Alborada (1976, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:

A1 Southamelodic 4:11
A2 In The Dawn Of Time 7:09
A3 The Prime Element 5:17
A4 Lola 3:22
B1 Aldebaran 6:15
B2 Norma Jean 3:26
B3 Shave And Haircut 8:52
B4 Alborada 2:01

Musicians:

Arranged By – Carlos Franzetti
Bass – Alex Layne, Greg Maker
Cello – Patricia Akua Dixon
Congas – Ray Mantilla
Drums – Omar Clay
Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Carlos Franzetti
Flute, Clarinet – Mauricio Smith
French Horn – Greg Williams
Guitar – Carlos Franzetti
Piano – Carlos Franzetti
Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Kenny Rogers, Marvin Blackman
Viola – Maxine Roach
Violin – Carl Ector, Gayle Dixon Clay

Adalberto Cevasco – Pajaros Electricos (1988, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:

A1 Pajaros Electricos
A2 Los Que Quedaron
A3 Cancion Para Mi
A4 Cancion Para Barbara
B1 Reencuentrons N° 2
B2 Recuerdos Tristes Y Alegres
B3 Dos Modos De Ser
B4 Comparsa Color De Leon

Former member of Rodolfo Alchourrón and Gato Barbieri's bands, Cevasco's first solo effort is a combination of fusion jazz with a pinch of unexpected Brazilian flavours and electronic sounds that now, more than 30 years after the original release of the album, still evoke a refreshing feel of modernity in the same vein as many other experimental Argentine and Uruguayan artists from the same era. Includes guest appearances from artists such as Litto Nebbia or Ruben Rada.

Sales De Baño – Geometría Del Vínculo (2019, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. Asu (04:06)
2. Geometría del vínculo Parte I (06:01)
3. Confiamos en el veneno Parte I (06:38)
4. Primer temblor Parte I (03:29)
5. Geometría del vínculo Parte II (06:02)
6. Primer temblor Parte II (03:16)
7. Confiamos en el veneno Parte II (04:38)
8. Mono (04:53)

Musicians:
Mariano Cepeda / guitar
Andrés Marino / piano, keyboards, electronics
Agustín Zuanigh / trumpet
Camilo Ángeles / flutes
Carlos Quebrada / bass, composer
Federico Isasti / drums

Based in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sales de Baño is a group that brings together musicians of different nationalities. Led by Colombian composer and bassist Carlos Quebrada, their sound explorations have led them to expand the languages of jazz, and incorporate elements of experimental rock, contemporary music and free improvisation. "Geometría del vínculo" [Geometry of the bond], Sales de Baño’s third album, can be understood as an avant-garde jazz album which is also connected with the spirit of Rock in Opposition. The ostinati converse with free forms, in sequences that can lead to attacks of noisy abstraction, which spring from both rock and free jazz, then go back and build complex sonic architectures where the guitar and the trumpet are featured as solo instruments.

"Geometría del vínculo" consolidates Sales de Baño as one of the most innovative groups of the Argentinean experimental scene, which has brought to international attention other notable groups, and of similar concerns, such as Nicotina es Primavera or El devenir del Río. Sales de Baño is made up of Carlos Quebrada (bass and composition), Federico Isasti (drums), Andrés Marino (piano, keyboards and electronics), Camilo Ángeles (flutes), Mariano Cepeda (electric guitar) and Agustín Zuanigh (trumpet).

Gustavo Montesano ‎– Homenaje (1977, CD/LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:

A1 Sinfonia Lunatica
A2 Cuando La Duda Se Hace Grande Alrededor
A3 Desde Que Te Pude Ver
B1 La Ultima Barrera
B2 Marginado En Un Sueño
B3 Primer Triunfo
B4 Homenaje Color Naranja

Musicians:
Acoustic Guitar – Jose Luis Fernandez
Bass – Alfredo Toth
Bass, Flute, Synthesizer – Pedro Aznar
Drums – Gonzalo Farrugia
Electric Guitar – Pino Marrone
Electric Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Mellotron, Guitar, Bass, Vocals – Gustavo Montesano
Organ, Synthesizer, Mellotron, Electric Piano, Effects – Anibal Kerpel
Piano – Charly Garcia
Vocals – Maria Rosa Yorio, Nito Mestre

Great Symphonic Prog album by ex-Crucis bassist, who plays multiple instruments on this, assisted by a fantastic team by members of Crucis, Nito Mestre y Los Desconocidos de Siempre, La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros and others. Impressive arrangements with romantic melodies and strong Classical influences, led by Montesano's keys along with second keyboard player Anibal Kerpel. The collective sounds a lot like PABLO EL ENTERRADOR, smooth but professional interplays and a strong sense of melody in a package of tight, symphonic-oriented compositions. (apps79)

Bubu ‎– El Eco Del Sol (2018, CD, Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. Resplandor (3:49)
2. El Eco Del Sol (9:05)
3. Ariel (3:45)
4. Omer (6:49)
5. Cielo Negro (5:41)
6. Penas (7:25)
7. Por La Mañana (3:52)
8. La Vaca Roja (7:39)

Musicians:
Federico Silva/ electric & acoustic guitars
Virginia Maqui Tenconi/ keyboards, choir conducting
Alvar Llusá Damiani/ electric & acoustic violins
Emilio Tomás Ariza/ transverse flute, backing vocals
Juan Ignacio Varela/ tenor saxophone
Daniel Andreoli/ bass, composer
Julian Bachmanovsky/ drums
With:
Pablo Murgier / keyboards
Anibal Dominguez / transverse flute
Manuel De La Cruz Zambrano / percussion
Lucas Aguirre / voice
Oscar Amaya Agostina Tudisco / backing vocals
Ana María Battezzati / backing vocals
Pablo Mancuso / backing vocals
Florence Stefanelli / backing vocals
Abigail D'Angiolillo / backing vocals
Paula Liffschitz / backing vocals
Tina Haus / backing vocals
It is already almost forty years since the band's extraordinary debut, "Anabelas." Its' creator, Daniel Andreoli, restructured the band together with young musicians, who accompany him in this new rebirth of Bubu. By maintaining all the group's initial essence intact, we are now all over again amazed with this novel work of Avant-Prog. Progressive Rock at its' best, intertwined with appealing nods to Neo-Classical undertones.

Buenos Aires Jazz Fusion ‎– Buenos Aires Jazz Fusion Volumen 1 (1982, LP, Argentina)

Tracks:
A1. Telmo San - 6:42
A2. Deseos Para Jose - 4:30
A3. Tema Para Trane - 7:14
B1. Toledo - 6:41
B2. Un Hombre, Un Amanecer - 5:04
B3. Desde Muy Abato - 7:43

Musicians:
Néstor Astarita/ Drums
Bernardo Baraj/ Saxophone
Dino Saluzzi/ Bandoneón
Jorge "Negro" González/ Contrabass
Litto Nebbia/ Vocals, Keyboards
Norberto Machline/ Piano
Roberto Fats Fernández/ Trumpet
Rubén López Furst/ Piano
Norberto Minichillo/ Vibraphone
Rubén Rada/ Vocals, Percussion
Horacio "Chivo" Borraro/ Saxophone
Alejandro Kalinoski/ Piano
Bucky Arcella/ Bass
Pocho Porteño/ Percussion

Orquesta Metafisica ‎– Hipnotizados (2019, CD, Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. Anestesia (4:43)
2. Amnesia (2:06)
3. Bastardos Cósmicos (6:35)
4. Hiromy (3:10)
5. Estrujamientos (6:10)
6. Los Ojos (6:22)
7. La Salamanca (6:38)
8. Abre (3:17)
9. Manada Hipnotizada (1:21)
10. La Catedral (3:50)
11. Elevación Primaria (2:05)

Musicians:
Sebastian Volco: piano, keyboards, mini Moog, Fender Rhodes
Sebastian Rosenfeldt: bass, bass cello, Chapman stick, programming
Silvio Ottolini: drums
Miguel Yanover: saxophones
Pablo Nemirovsky: bandoneon
Clement Janinet: violin
Yaping Wang: yangqin
Robby Marshall: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Pablo Gignoli: bandoneon
Salvador Toscano: drums (4)
Andrea Pujado: violin (5)
Ysandre Donoso: bandoneon (1, 4)
Pablo Nemirovsky: bandoneón (1, 2)
Verónica Votti: cello
Andrea Pujado: violin
Anne Le Pap: violin
Romain de Mesmay: viola

This new opus comes as a follow-up to 7 Movimientos, an instrumental album in which the band narrated a story about liberation of the spirit.

In HIPNOTIZADOS, it develops the topic of public opinion manipulation via the mass media, suggesting that people in all societies succumb to the same discourse which aims at generating fear, obedience and mistrust.

​As HIPNOTIZADOS unwinds, instrumental compositions are interspersed with medleys of real political discourses pronounced by public personalities and with recordings of Tweets written in reaction to those discourses, exalting patriotism, security, religion, consumerism, new technologies or xenophobia.

ORQUESTA METAFISICA proposes original instrumental music, rich in influences, with an atypical choice of instruments: piano, bass, drums and saxophone married with classical strings, bass cello,  stick and world music instruments, including the mythical bandoneon of Argentinian tango and the traditional Chinese yangqin, all that combined with electronics.

Crucis ‎– Crucis (1976, LP, Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. Todo Tiempo Es Posible (4:33)
2. Mes (4:54)
3. Corto Amanecer (2:55)
4. La Triste Visión Del Entierro Propio (5:00)
5. Irónico Ser (4:06)
6. Determinados Espejos (6:54)
7. Recluso Artista (6:45)

Musicians
Pino Marrone / guitar, vocals
Anibal Kerpel / Hammond organ, Fender Rhodes, Arp Solina String, Moog, piano
Gustavo Montesano / bass, lead vocals
Gonzalo Farrugia / drums, percussion
Charlie Garcia / Moog programming

Supernova '75 - Suite Supernova (2017, CD, Argentina)

Tracklist:

1. Suite Supernova - Evolución - Parte 1 (3:30)

2. Suite Supernova - Evolución - Parte 2 (2:24)

3. Suite Supernova - Almas Lejanas (5:24)

4. Suite Supernova - Thames (4:11)

5. Suite Supernova - Magia del Sur (9:52)

6. Suite Supernova - Sonata de la Tierra del Sol (5:38)

7. Uno (8:52)

8. Dos (5:19)

Musicians:

FERNANDO PEÑA PÉREZ - Bass and acoustic guitar
RODOLFO PLANES - Guitars, keyboards and effects
RICARDO VRICELLA - Battery
EDUARDO GALIMANY - Guitars and effects

In the winter of 1974 Fernando Peña Pérez (bass and acoustic guitar) and Rodolfo Planes (guitars, keyboards, effects) summon Ricardo Vricella (drums) and Eduardo Galimany (guitars and effects) to form a group.

Vricella had already played for more than three years with Plans in different bands and they knew each other perfectly. Planes and Galimany had agreed on another project the previous year - of which Vricella was also part - and created the repertoire of the new band developing the unfinished material of the previous experience and adding new creations. Over the weeks the band consolidated and explored new aspects that led to the Supernova Suite.

The following year Galimany withdrew and Claudio Dinzelbacher entered. Due to the difficulties posed in making the existing repertoire live, they set aside the suite and went back to the previous material where the themes called "One" and "Two" stand out.

For reasons of availability, Jorge “Litto” Monaco was added on drums to replace Vricella, with both drummers interspersed in different presentations.

In 1977 Dinzelbacher retires and in trio formation and with a new repertoire, Vricella, Peña Pérez and Planes continue until December, at which time the final separation occurs.

The most outstanding performances took place in the northern part of the City of Buenos Aires and the north of the conurbation, highlighting the presentation at the Don Bosco theater in San Isidro, a short performance at the Astral theater and a very elaborate recital at the YPF Club.

Less than two years later there was the sad death of Fernando Peña Pérez in 1979. In the late 1980s Vricella left the music to attend the family's business. Galimany alternated the music with different figures of the National Rock with works as a recording technician and touring as a live sound operator. He also dedicated himself to electronics until in 1981 he emigrated to Germany, which is where he lives since then. Dinzelbacher turned to projects more linked to the music of the Río de la Plata and participated in albums of popular music and Blues, unfortunately he died in 2015 due to a heart condition. Plans left Buenos Aires in early 1982 to settle in Tierra del Fuego where he dedicated himself to the electronic industry and technology, participating in different musical projects at the local and regional level. In mid-1982, Monaco emigrated to Europe, finally settling in Switzerland, dedicating himself to teaching and having been a musician, soundman and illuminator of several theatrical companies.

Dinzelbacher, Monaco and Plans continued linked until 1981 in other musical projects.

In 2015 -40 years later- Plans and Galimany undertook the task of rescuing Supernova's musical works but Galimany finally gave up, leaving Plans in charge of the reconstruction and sound recording of the selected themes.

In the middle of the year 2019, they are contacted from the Viajero Inmóvil Records label to edit the material entirely rebuilt by Rodolfo Planes, which is released in CD format in October of that year.

Crucis ‎– Los Delirios Del Mariscal (1976, CD, Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. No Me Separen De Mí (6:06)
2. Los Delirios Del Mariscal (10:10)
3. Pollo Frito (5:45)
4. Abismo Terrenal (12:30)

Musicians
Bass, Lead Vocals – Gustavo Montesano
Drums, Percussion – Gonzalo Farrugia
Guitar, Vocals – Pino Marrone
Hammond organ, Fender Rhodes, Arp Solina String, Moog, grand piano – Anibal Kerpel

Litto Nebbia ‎– Bazar De Los Milagros (1976, LP, Argentina)

'Bazar de los milagros'' marks another soft but beautiful album by Nebbia within the Jazz Rock/Psych Prog genres.Four guests on percussion, bass, electric piano, female vox and Nebbia playing, singing and conducting the team as a true leader to deliver a mix of smooth Jazz Rock and Fusion with electroacoustic textures, jazzy electric piano, nice Moog synthesizer, crystalling female choirs.Long tracks are interesting Jazz Rock with progressive tendencies, shorter ones are combined Psychedelic Rock and Fusion with good keyboard work and spicy electric guitar.One more quality album in the row for this leading Argentinian artist. apps79

Orquesta Metafisica ‎– 7 Movimientos (2011, CD, Argentina)

Orquesta Metafísica is a musical ensemble born in 2009 in Buenos Aires. Inspired by the whirl of modern life in a big city, the music of Orquesta Metafísica attempts to show the alarming disconnection of the human being from the rest of the universe. The first album of Orquesta Metafísíca “7 Movimientos” released in 2011 tells a tale about an adventure of the human spirit seeking to take control of its destiny instead of dwelling in the slavery state of darkness and ignorance. Currently, Sebastian Volco ( pianist, and composer) and Orquesta Metafísica are working on a new project in Paris with musicians from Latin America and Europe.

Tango, avant garde, progressive rock and free jazz converge into a spectacular mixture born in Buenos Aires. The unique compositions of Sebastián Volco are inspired in life and talks about the mystery of existence... recommended!