Sebastian Hardie
Sebastian Hardie
Genres: Progressive rock, symphonic prog, australia, rock, australian
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About Sebastian Hardie
An Australian progressive-rock band originally formed in 1966 as the 'Sebastian Hardie Blues Band', in 1973 became 'Sebastian Hardie' with members Mario Millo - Guitar, Vocals; Peter Plavsic - Bass Guitar; Alex Plavsic - Drums, Toivo Pilt - Keyboards. The band released two albums, "Four Moments" (1975) and "Windchase" (1976). Those albums are well respected among collectors today. The band reformed in 1994. The band originally had a blues sound, hence the original name "Sebastian Hardie Blues Band". However, as the originals member left and the classic lineup formed, they dropped the "Blues Band", staying only with "Sebastian Hardie", following the sound change into progressive rock. Sebastian Hardie are back in 2012 with their new album 'Blueprint' . Sebastian Hardie was among the few classic prog rock bands to come out of Australia. Although I had never heard of them before this comeback, I am led to believe they put out a pair of records back in he heyday of 'prog', both of which having now received the status of an underground gem. The past year has seen many of the classic prog bands- both legendary and obscure- come out with something new, and considering that the last album by this group dropped in 1976, there has been quite some down time for Sebastian Hardie. 'Blueprint' is a matured and tender reflection upon life, and though the band's sound comes across as a little tame, 'Blueprint' is an enjoyable slice of melodic prog that's bound to earn the band some fans in the new millennium.
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Sebastian Hardie — Top 5 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sebastian Hardie | Openings | ||
| Sebastian Hardie | Rosanna | ||
| Sebastian Hardie | Art Of Life | ||
| Sebastian Hardie | Journey Through our Dreams / Everything Is Real | ||
| Sebastian Hardie | Shame |