Loy Örder Group
The Loy Örder Group formed in Turkey during the early 1970s, part of that country's progressive rock scene. Their 1975 album 'Born Late' (sometimes called...
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The Loy Örder Group formed in Turkey during the early 1970s, part of that country's progressive rock scene. Their 1975 album 'Born Late' (sometimes called 'Son of Another Generation') gave them their most recognizable song, 'Born Late (Or Son Of Another Generation).' The band included vocalist Nükhet Duru and keyboardist Metin Özülkü alongside frontman Loy Örder.
Their music pulled from Anatolian melodies and Western psychedelic rock, a combination that gave tracks like 'Cathedrals Of The Sea' and 'Chaos' a particular texture. They recorded other albums, including 'Children of the Sun' and a live set from the Blue Note.
While the group's career wasn't especially long, their work from that period, especially the 'Born Late' material, has held interest for listeners of Turkish psychedelic and progressive sounds. Songs like 'Could It Be Forever?' and 'Escaping' round out what they left behind.
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