HAZE-HAZECOLOR-DIA-'71 KRAUT hard rock/heavy prog-NEW LP

HAZE

HAZECOLOR-DIA

1971 (GER)

 hard rock/heavy progressive

NEW LP
LONG HAIR REISSUE GIMMIX COVER

The sole album released by Haze featured another of those extraordinary artwork sleeves designed by Walter Seyffer of Nine Days' Wonder fame.

It was made to look exactly like a slide picture, complete with die-cut cover and an attached transparency picture center of the group Haze on both its front and back covers.

What you get here is a photo reproduction of that artwork.

Hazecolor-Dia was a Hauke & Dierks production, recorded during April 1971 at the Clerks Studio.

All five tracks were written by Dietmar Low. Slow, cleverly-arranged heavy progressive rock numbers, psychedelically fueled with a faint blues tinge, featuring humorous lyrics: A Way To Find Paradise told about a hippy's struggle to get his hashish to smoke!

Scherler really had a strange and wild voice (he usually screamed as loudly as he could), adding much to their gutsy freak rock style.

Several tracks also featured flute (the flute player is not identified on the cover).

Haze, in part, seem to draw inspiration from The Edgar Broughton Band, Arthur Brown, and Captain Beefheart.

Their album is recommended for all freak rock fans!

Kurt Frei (drums),
Christian Scherler (vocals)
Hans-Jürg Frei (guitar, organ)
Dietmar Löw (bass)
Heinz Schwab (lead guitar)

01. Peaceful nonsense
02. Fast career
03. Be yourself
04. A way to find the paradise
05. Decision

HAZE played excellent progressive rock with lots of impressive instrumental passages. It should be recommended for all fans of early 70's metal.

Highly recommended!

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