Nine Days

Nine Days Wonder played very complex and jazzy Krautrock with unusual vocal sections and extreme musical ideas, aking to the hardest moments of Van Der Graaf Generator or Kraan. Maybe the most extreme is the opening, long ''Fermillion'', a unique mix of Krautrock with endless jams, Heavy Rock with strong guitar moves, Funk with sweet sax solos and Jazz Rock with measured, improvised passages, spoiled by the needless, Zappa-esque but hillarious vocals towards the end. ''Moss Had Come'' is a short Psych/Hard rocker with a sudden acoustic break at the middle, featuring some impressive sax moves. ''Apple Tree'' is possibly the best track of the album. Again a furious and complicated jazzy Krautrock with sax in evidence is nicely blended with a softer vocal moment and very good Hard Prog sound towards the end with intricate guitar work…