Akelarre from Spain to be added

I'm not familiar with the band,  Which category, or categories, might it fit well, do you think?

Searching some info on the band: It's listed at http://progressive.homestead.com/baskprog.html

Akelarre Asfaltuko Lorea  Xoxoa  X-11.139  (1980) Work with some progressive tracks and good electric guitars & synthesizers,male vocals. The best tracks -"Asfaltuko lorea", "Itzuli anaia", "Sartunaiz"... forgoten the  B side.

Akelarre – Music at Last.fm

The following opinions taken from http://altea.dlsi.ua.es/~inesta/Prog/SPE/akelarre.html (the Spanish Progressive Rock Encyclopaedia where the info is taken from in the initial topic post).

Band of the basque progressive, with the Xoxoa label. Like other bands that arose in the early eighties, they abandoned the progressive style very early, only their first record belong to the genre as far as I know. (José Manuel Iñesta) ............................................ I haven't had the chance to hear "Asfaltuko Lorea" but "Ari Gara", "Rockzale", "7-90" and the live album "Gauero zuzenean" are too much hard although htere's still some progresivos aproaches or close to, but it's an influence that is vanishing as the years avance. Sometimes, they sound to me close to Asfalto o a Topo but in basque, not for purists. (Diego Herrera)

Edited by Logan - August 22 2008 at 13:41

I'm guessing by the emoticons that you're involved in those sites?  Am I right?  I'm absolutely terrible at reading emoticons.  They say they're good to makes posts less ambiguous, but sometimes the use of them confuses the hell out of me (reading behind the smilies).

Love Itoiz, and I had figured it would probably be best in Prog Folk after reading stuff (note: by putting the proposed category in the title it better alerts team members.  I'll pass along the suggestions, though).

I haven't heard Errobi yet (maybe a sample at some time), though I see it has very positive reviews at this site.  One for me to check out. 

EDIT:

zafreth wrote: I agree with you in that, strictly speaking ITOIZ belongs to a sub genre called Baske Prog  because of the idiom  (Euskera and Basque), and those bands of that region (Eastsouht of Spain) are very proud of his land, in Spain they known for that.

Now that I remember, there have been some interesting discussions about Baske Prog here in the past, and when you suggested it as Baske Prog, I should have automatically thought of Prog Folk (actually, I think I did, but...).   It has been suggested that we have an Ethnic Prog category that better describes music now in Prog Folk such as Baske Prog etc.