Pendragon

Neo-prog music group Pendragon shaped in London through the heady times of punk, but didn’t coalesce until 1983, once the music group began experimenting London and received a small place at that year’s Reading Celebration. The lineup stabilized, following the 1985 record Jewel, around vocalist/guitarist Nick Barrett, bassist Peter Gee, drummer Fudge Smith and key pad participant Clive Nolan. Pendragon documented the live record 9:15 in 1986 and begun to set up a continental group of fans the following calendar year. European audiences demonstrated enthusiastic, spawning a agreement using the French M.S.We. label; even so, the group was compelled to form its Toff label merely to discharge material in Britain. Pendragon place dormant through all of those other ’80s, but came back in 1991 with THE OTHERS of Pendragon — a reissue of the first Fly Great, Fall Considerably with added B-sides — and their initial brand-new record in five years, THE PLANET. The record gained a U.S. discharge in 1993, accompanied by The Screen of Lifestyle. A cope with japan Pony Canyon label in 1994 led to the reissue of the complete back catalog, as well as the brand-new Fallen Dreams and Angels. The music group produced its U.S. debut a calendar year afterwards at L.A.’s Progfest, and released The Masquerade Overture early the next year.