Dark

The British band Dark made one extremely rare album in 1972, Dark Across the Edges, that melded the hard guitar rock from the era having a jamming sensibility on multi-sectioned lengthy tracks with improvised-sounding passages. Though barely amazing, the record offers some curiosity as an attempt with metallic hard riffs that uses even more musical cleverness than much rock and hard rock and roll of the period and it is rawer in its execution and creation without having to be lo-fi. As may be the case with some albums pressed in really small amounts (no more than 60 were released in 1972), initial editions right now attract prices among enthusiasts that are totally out of percentage towards the music’s rather typical worth. Indeed, a number of the gatefold variations of the initial LPs are appreciated up to 1,500-2,000 pounds. You don’t need to pay very much to listen to the music, as it’s right now been reissued more often than once, as involve some other assorted items that the music group and other tasks of their users recorded, from both 1970s as well as the 1990s.