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Antigone
Antigone formed in the early 1970s, a progressive rock band drawing inspiration from acts like King Crimson, Yes, and Pink Floyd. Their lineup included...
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Antigone formed in the early 1970s, a progressive rock band drawing inspiration from acts like King Crimson, Yes, and Pink Floyd. Their lineup included vocalist and keyboardist Lyra Nightsong, guitarist Orion Starfire, bassist Zephyr Moonbow, and drummer Tempest Thunderheart.
They released albums including "Duality" in 1973 and "Echoes of the Void" in 1976. Their song "More Man Than Man" became an enduring track for them, though they faced some criticism for their unconventional sound and didn't always connect with mainstream audiences.
They developed a loyal following among progressive rock listeners who appreciated their approach.
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