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Van Der Graaf Generator

Time Vaults

»Time Vaults« is a collection of unfinished rarities and obscurities, meant first and foremost for the most devoted VDGG fans, who won't be bothered by the poor sound quality of the demos or the odd half-baked songwriting idea.

Do Not Disturb

Everything ends eventually. If »Do Not Disturb« really is the last VDGG album, as Hammill hinted, it can be called a pretty much ideal finale to the magnificent career of these prog rock titans, who have been written off more than once.

Maida Vale

»Maida Vale« is quite the rarity these days, having come out on the obscure label Band of Joy Records, but a true fan of the band will still find their way to this rare yet utterly fascinating document with a little effort.

Merlin Atmos

A phenomenal setlist and an incredible zest with which the titans of progressive rock play some of the best chapters from their own and Hammill's solo careers are the key reasons why »Merlin Atmos« is a must for every loyal VDGG…

Vital

The superb live document »Vital« offered a great glimpse of a VDGG lineup bursting at the seams with untamed energy and fighting spirit, which makes it all the harder to believe it was the prog legends' last show before their (temporary)…

The Quiet Zone/The Pleasure Dome

Sure, in 1977 Van Der Graaf were running without two of their four key 'generators', but they were still conducting enough energy to make another excellent record in "The Quiet Zone/The Pleasure Dome", one that set itself apart from their…

World Record

Even though »World Record« often gets looked down on a bit next to its predecessor »Still Life«, it was hardly a weaker effort. With it, the classic Van Der Graaf Generator lineup delivered its last studio masterpiece for a long, long time.

Still Life

At a time when progressive rock had hit the peak of its popularity, Van Der Graaf Generator were still at the height of their creative powers. "Still Life" was one of the creative high points of the classic VDGG lineup.

Present

On »Present«, Van Der Graaf Generator rose from the ashes like a phoenix. They seized their last chance to return to the scene after almost three decades, and against all expectations made an album that stands shoulder to…

ALT

The "ALT" project is the ultimate improvisational switch-off, made first and foremost for the longtime fans of this legendary progressive rock trio. They've always had a soft spot for this kind of totally unpredictable sonic experiment from…

A Grounding in Numbers

Even after more than four decades, Van Der Graaf Generator are still the guarantee of prog rock innovation to the nth power, and the trio keeps building on the sonic direction it has been charting over the past three years.

Godbluff

A rebirth of prog rock greats couldn't have gone any better than "Godbluff", another masterpiece that belongs among the very best achievements in the history of modern experimental music.

Pawn Hearts

"Pawn Hearts" is a legendary album in every sense, still the yardstick of perfection in highly experimental music and one of those records everyone should hear at least once in their life.

Trisector

The comeback of Van Der Graaf Generator, legends of innovation and pioneers of the darker side of progressive rock, kicked off a few years ago with a new tour, their first in over 25 years, and the release of the excellent album "Prese

H To He, Who Am The Only One

With their third album, "H To He, Who Am The Only One", Van Der Graaf Generator finally and for all eternity etched their names among the greatest innovators in the history of British progressive rock and created one of the b

Real Time

»Real Time« is the long-awaited double live recording of a historic show, marking the magnificent return of one of the best and most revered prog rock bands of all time, Van Der Graaf Generator. Zbra

The Aerosol Grey Machine

Van Der Graaf Generator's first album was originally conceived as a solo project by the already widely recognizable singer (and occasional guitarist) Peter Hammill, who wanted to realize his musical and philosophical visions, which were far

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