History has hundreds of forgotten bands, magnificent bands that today would be the vanguard in the progressive genre or any other style
One of them which is not even known by the vast majority is Pantheon, a fundamental band within the very important Canterbury Movement. Originally from Holland, this quartet did not have the same impact as its Supersister countrymen despite the fact that their musical proposal was truly excellent. The music of
This ensemble was constituted in a splendid work with the wind instruments - saxophone and flute -, a magnificent jazz direction, highlighting the combination of sax-keyboards, a synthesizer very well adapted to the musical needs of the band and, above all, clean, solemn choirs and to some extent clerical,
which give their music a very particular dimension.
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