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: Often described as Canterbury-style fusion , the band’s sound is heavily influenced by acts like Soft Machine, Caravan, and Frank Zappa. Their music typically features intricate arrangements, jazz-rock improvisation, and a "playful" sense of humor. Deep Features of the Band

: This release features a collection of archival tracks recorded between 1970 and 1978 that were previously unreleased.

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: The band was formed in 1968 by schoolmates Gérard Bertram and Didier Thibault; their name was inspired by a phrase in John Steinbeck’s novel Travels with Charley .

: The physical edition includes a 7" vinyl containing the band's first two recordings, sourced from an acetate made in December 1970.

: Their work is noted for avoiding repetitive hooks, instead favoring unexpected tempo and time signature changes.

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: Despite their French origin, they are a staple of the "Canterbury Scene," known for using similar instrumentation: saxophones, trumpets, flutes, keyboards, and distinct "fuzz-bass".