Carol Of Harvest

German progressive folk rock band

Carol of Harvest was a German progressive folk rock band that emerged in the late 1970s. The band is known for their self-titled album "Carol of Harvest," which was released in 1978. This album has since become a sought-after item among collectors of obscure and rare progressive rock music. The band's sound was characterized by its ethereal vocals, provided by teenage singer Beate Krause, and its blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation, which created a melancholic and atmospheric style. Despite the quality of their music and the cult following they have garnered over the years, Carol of Harvest did not achieve significant commercial success during their active years, and they remain a relatively obscure act within the broader progressive rock genre. Their self-titled album stands as a testament to their unique sound and has been reissued several times due to its enduring appeal among aficionados of the genre.