Elegy operated in a fascinating pocket of early-70s prog history, British musicians embedded in the Viennese underground and building a reputation entirely through live performance rather than studio output. That 1971 single was nearly all the documentation they left behind, making this 1972 Club Electronic recording a genuine recovery from the margins of the era. Seelie Court - the world's premier label for rare and previously unreleased archive recordings of underground folk, rock, proto-metal, and psychedelic music presents Elegy, recorded live in August 1972, Club Electronic, Vienna. Elegy was a British progressive rock group active in the early 1970s, based in Austria and serving as the house band at Vienna's Club Electronic. Known for their intense underground prog rock featuring flutes and heavy lead guitar, their sound drew comparisons to Jethro Tull, Hellmet, and Marsupilami. They released a single 7" record, No Direction/Pain, in 1971. Members included Chris Cox, George Dynysiuk, Ian Lambert, Paul Seager, and Terry Aiken. Tracklist 1. Suffusion 2. Bleeding 3. Eterne UPC: 741869416532Label: Good TimeRelease Date: 6.12.26Format: CD