Audience

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Audience was a British art rock band active in the late 1960s and early 1970s, known for its eclectic style blending progressive rock, folk, and jazz influences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British rock band
band
activeEnd 1972
activeStart 1969
albumReleaseYear Friend’s Friend’s Friend – 1970
House on the Hill – 1971
Lunch – 1972
associatedAct Howard Werth (solo)
Stackridge
The Nashville Teens
basedIn London
linked to: London, England
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception cult following
positive reviews in progressive rock circles
debutAlbum Audience (album)
debutAlbumReleaseYear 1969
disbanded 1972
finalLineupIncluded Howard Werth
Trevor Williams
genre art rock
experimental rock
folk rock
jazz rock
progressive rock
hasLanguage English
hasMember Howard Werth
Keith Gemmell
Tony Connor
Trevor Williams
instrumentationFeature acoustic guitar
bass guitar
drums
saxophone
musicPeriod early 1970s
late 1960s
notableFor eclectic blend of progressive rock, folk, and jazz influences
notableWork Friend’s Friend’s Friend (album)
House on the Hill (album)
Lunch (album)
occupation performing and recording artist
performanceType live concerts
studio recordings
recordLabel Charisma Records
Polydor Records
reformation 2004
reformationEnd 2013
reunited 2004
vocalStyle distinctive, theatrical vocals

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