Dutch band Supersister’s heady brand of prog owed much to the Canterbury Scene. Their debut LP, Present From Nancy (1970), was freaky, percussive and epic – like Soft Machine at their most playful.
By 1974, Supersister had recorded four remarkable albums, a clutch of singles, and earned a place as one of the most innovative bands to ever emerge from Holland.
Sacha van Geest
Vocals, flute Robert-Jan Stips
Keyboards Ron van Eck
Bass Marco Vrolijk
Drums Charlie Mariano
Flute, saxophone Herman van Boeyen
Drums
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