The one and only album from this German band.
The band was a five piece band with a lineup of guitars, bass, drums, organ and English male vocals.
This band should not be confused with a British neo-prog band of the same name. A band far more famous and prolific than the German version of Haze.
Haze is very much in the middle of the 1971s hard-rock scene with this forty minutes long album. There is a lot of hard organs and guitars here. A lot of hard drums and bass. And a lot of loud vocals too.
The music is hard-rock with a lot of blues, psychedelic rock and symphonic prog influences. Five tracks, forty minutes. That means long songs. The shortest one at six and a half minutes long.
The songs are really clever and well crafted. They have a psychedelic flavour, all of them. But hard-rock is the basic here. Hard, clever rock.
The guitars from Heinz Scwab are really good. Ditto for the vocals from Christian Scherler. The organs adds a lot of flavour too.
The end result is a good album which is really worth checking out for those into early 1970s hard-rock. I have really enjoyed this album.
3 points
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