The early seventies would see the advent of Progressive rock, a swirling keyboard based mash of ideas and rambling concepts, the thinking man’s rock ‘n’ roll if you will. Coventry would not be left out of this genre and we too would have our own prog’ rock band in the shape of the fascinating Indian …
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