Still Life

However, one notable group is the progressive rock band Still Life from the United Kingdom, which was active in the early 1970s. They released a self-titled album "Still Life" in 1971, which is known for its symphonic rock style with heavy use of organ and mellotron. Despite the potential they showed, Still Life did not achieve significant commercial success and faded into obscurity shortly after their debut release. The band's lineup included Martin Cure (vocals), Terry Howells (keyboards), Graham Amos (bass), and Alan Savage (drums). Their work has since been appreciated by collectors and aficionados of the progressive rock era.