70s band from Finland, they sound a bit similar to Trettioariga Kriget (they also have very loud bass and maybe similar expressive style of singing, but here it's Finnish) + there's more folk influences and saxophone from time to time. There's also strong psychedelic heritage in this album, but I think that despite the dated sound it's quite progressive in terms of composition. Saxophones arrangements bring to mind Audience from UK a bit.
The best are: - varied "Persialaisella Tortilla" with some classical folk melody on hammonds, - starting with Van Deer Graafy piano at the beginning and good guitar and hammonds later "Tahdon Olla Kanssasi" - dynamic "Sunny Blue" with saxophone - title track "Unikuva" with even sinister groove feel after 1:30 and towards the end, with more saxophones.
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Unikuva 1974
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full album in reversed order (they originally started album with most proggy tracks, but here starts with most poppy ones) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVcuyio8dCY&list=PLF-92rCh83Epldbh8blnd_U12Sq9nJR2D&index=1" rel="nofollow - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVcuyio8dCY&list=PLF-92rCh83Epldbh8blnd_U12Sq9nJR2D&index=1
1. Unikuva 7:19 2. Sunny Blue 4:12 3. Jäätelöprinsessa 3:37 4. Tahdon Olla Kanssasi 2:43 5. Torstin Tanssi 3:06 6. Persialaisella Torilla 6:34 7. Syksy 4:32 8. Serenadi Huomiselle 2:57
Alto Saxophone – Mane Hyytiä Bass, Arranged By – Hannu Kaikko Drums, Vocals – Juha Tykkälä Guitar – Timo Heikkilä Organ, Electric Piano – Osmo Seppälä Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Ari Pukkila Vocals – Leena Wiehn (tracks: 1)
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