Mario Milo and Toivo Pilt formed Windchase when their earlier band, Sebastian Hardie, broke up.
They called Windchase a ‘symphonic rock’ band and their sole album, Symphinity, included some outstanding tracks.
Between them, Milo and Pilt played guitar, mandolin, organ, synthesizer and tubular bells, among other instruments.
On the album, they were backed by Duncan McGuire and Doug Nethercote on bass and Doug Bligh on drums, although Ralph Cooper was their regular drummer for live appearances.
Mario Milo
Vocals, guitar Toivo Pilt
Keyboards, vocals Ralph Cooper
Drums, vocals Doug Bligh
Drums, vocals Duncan McGuire
Bass
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They called Windchase a ‘symphonic rock’ band and their sole album, Symphinity, included some outstanding tracks.
