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Isildurs Bane Halmstad, Sweden
Formed in 1976, Isildurs Bane moved quickly from the traditional prog via fusion to a more sophisticated
approach.
IB released collaborative efforts (Colours Not Found in Nature by IB & Steve Hogarth and In Amazonia by IB & Peter Hammill) that were highly praised by the press and fans alike, and raised awareness among international audiences that IB were a musical force to be reckoned with.
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