Fireballet was a progressive rock band that emerged in the mid-1970s, making an indelible mark on the genre with their seamless fusion of classical influences and rock music. The band, hailing from the United States, only produced a limited discography during their active years but left a lasting legacy which is still appreciated by aficionados of the style. Their debut album, "Night On Bald Mountain," initially released in 1975, was a bold statement featuring a rock adaptation of Modest Mussorgsky's composition of the same name. It showcased the band's immense musical proficiency and their ability to reinterpret classical pieces with a modern progressive rock flair.

Despite the original release and some recognition at the time, Fireballet's work has been subject to renewed interest in the music community, leading to remastered versions of their key records to reach a new generation of listeners. The remastered editions of "Night On Bald Mountain" and their second album "Two, Too," released on original vinyl in 1976, offer enhanced audio quality and invite a reevaluation of the band's technical skill and compositional creativity. "Two, Too," although being the final studio effort of the group, further solidified their reputation for integrating complex arrangements and layered instrumentation which has stood the test of time in the canon of progressive rock. Even though Fireballet's tenure was brief, their revival through these remasters has allowed the band to be rediscovered, celebrated, and placed among the noteworthy progressive acts of the '70s.

Genres

Italian Progressive Rock

Synth Prog

Zolo

Latest Release

Night On Bald Mountain (Remastered)

Fireballet

Album - 11 Tracks - Released September 16, 2014