Führs & Fröhling

**Führs & Fröhling** were a German instrumental progressive rock duo active in the late 1970s and early 1980s, consisting of keyboardist Gerhard Führs and guitarist Alfons Fröhling. Known for blending lush synthesizers, intricate acoustic guitar work, and experimental textures, their sound bridged krautrock, classical minimalism, and ambient vibes. Their cult-classic 1978 album *Ammerland* remains their most celebrated work, showcasing their talent for weaving hypnotic melodies and pastoral atmospheres.

The duo’s releases, including *Live 1980* and *Strings*, highlight their improvisational chemistry and knack for fusing electronic experimentation with organic instrumentation. While they never achieved mainstream fame, their music—like the gently pulsing *Happiness*—has earned a dedicated following among fans of retro-futuristic prog and German experimental rock. Their work feels equally at home in a cozy headphones session or as the soundtrack to a misty forest hike.