The Allman Brothers Band
The Allman Brothers Band, a benchmark of American southern rock and blues rock.
Enciclopèdia de bandes: història, formació i discografia, per estils.
The Allman Brothers Band, a benchmark of American southern rock and blues rock.
Cream, the first great blues rock power trio, with Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker.
T-Bone Walker, pioneer of the electric blues guitar and a direct influence on B.B. King and Chuck Berry.
Elmore James, a master of electric slide guitar, known for “Dust My Broom”.
Robert Johnson, a legendary figure of Mississippi Delta blues, who died at 27.
John Lee Hooker, an essential figure of Delta and Detroit electric blues.
B.B. King, “the King of the Blues”, one of the most influential figures of the electric guitar.
Maserati, the instrumental post-rock band from Georgia with an electronic pulse.
Chavez, the New York math rock and indie rock band of the 1990s.
Slint, the Louisville band whose album Spiderland is a cornerstone of post-rock and math rock.
Polvo, the North Carolina band that pioneered 1990s math rock.
American Football, the foundational emo and math rock band of the 1990s.
Caspian, the American instrumental post-rock band from Massachusetts.
65daysofstatic, the British band that fuses post-rock and glitch electronica.
God Is an Astronaut, the Irish instrumental post-rock band formed by the Kinsella twins.
This Will Destroy You, the Texan atmospheric, instrumental post-rock band.
Explosions in the Sky, the Texas band that is a global reference in instrumental post-rock.
Kamelot, the American band and a reference in power metal with a symphonic and gothic touch.
Angra, the Brazilian band that pioneered Latin American power metal.
Helloween, one of the founding bands of European power metal.
Blind Guardian, the German epic power metal band, known for its Tolkien-inspired lyrics.
Nightwish, the Finnish band that is a global reference in symphonic metal.
Sepultura, the Brazilian band that took thrash and groove metal to the world stage.
Anthrax, the New York band among the Big Four of thrash metal, a benchmark of the genre in the 1980s.
Megadeth, Dave Mustaine’s band (ex-Metallica), one of the Big Four of thrash metal.
Slayer, one of the Big Four of American thrash metal, a byword for aggression and speed.
Metallica, the Los Angeles band that took thrash metal into the stadium.
Freddie Hubbard, an essential trumpeter of hard bop and 1970s jazz fusion.
The Eleventh House, the jazz fusion band led by guitarist Larry Coryell.
Larry Coryell, a pioneering jazz fusion guitarist, often called the “godfather” of the genre.
Herbie Hancock, one of the great pianists of modern jazz and a jazz-funk pioneer with Head Hunters.
Tony Williams Lifetime, the pioneering jazz fusion band founded by Miles Davis’s drummer.
Present, the Belgian band founded by Roger Trigaux (ex-Univers Zero), a pillar of Rock in Opposition.
Etron Fou Leloublan, the most eccentric French band of Rock in Opposition, a fusion of rock and absurdist theatre.
Stormy Six, the Milanese progressive rock and political song band, a founding member of Rock in Opposition.
Aksak Maboul, Marc Hollander’s Belgian project, a landmark of Rock in Opposition and the pop avant-garde.
Art Zoyd, one of the founding bands of French Rock in Opposition.
Jane, one of the most popular krautrock and progressive hard rock bands in 1970s Germany.
Panna Fredda, one of the first Italian progressive rock bands, with a single cult album.
Biglietto per l’Inferno, a cult Italian progressive rock band with a single landmark album.
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