Wapassou

Wapassou is a French art-rock band known for their unique musical style, which often features long, well-developed melodies and prominent violin parts. They are notable for typically not using a traditional rhythm section, instead relying on organ for rhythmic support. Their music often blends elements of progressive rock with psychedelic influences, drawing comparisons to bands like Amon Düül II and Popol Vuh. Wapassou's debut album, released in 1974, showcases their distinctive sound, which includes spacey and ethereal elements. The band's discography includes albums like "Salammbô" and "Messe En Ré Mineur," reflecting their experimental and avant-garde approach to music.

Wapassou's style is often classified under the RIO/Avant-Prog genre, highlighting their experimental nature and contribution to the progressive rock scene. Their music is characterized by inventive compositions and a blend of different musical influences, making them a fascinating listen for fans of avant-garde and progressive music.