(Progressive/Psychedelic Folk) Saturnalia - Magical Love - 1969, MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps

Saturnalia biography
SATURNALIA was an obscure Brittish psychedelic band, leaving only a one studio album as a result from their career as a target the collectors of psychdelic rock albums. The record "Magical Love" was produced by Keith Relf (RENAISSANCE, YARDBIRDS), and it was first released year 1969, having several reissues being done later (by Italian Akarma label for example). The album contains slightly occult themed Psychedelic early progressive rock, resembling JEFFERSON AIRPLANE with their similar male/female double vocals and West Coast psych sounding guitar tones. The singers were Adrian Hawkins and Aletta, guitar was played by Rod Roach and the rhythm section had Richard Houghton on Bass guitar and Tom Crompton playing the Drums. Another comparison for the occult themed progressive rock album with male/female vocals could be BLACK WIDOW's "Return to The Sabbath", the first deleted and later reissued version of their "Sacrifice" album. The definite versions of "Magical Love" album have a 28-page booklet about the astrology, which was a strong element to the players doing this record, which is a nice and recommendable obscurity for the album collecting fans of the elements mentioned above.