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Who were Bram Stoker and the mysterious T. Brodson who composed all the tracks? 
This enigmatic 1972 release was recorded for Woolworths generic Windmill label and 
recorded presumably by session players. The Bram Stoker moniker evokes macabre 
gothic atmospheres, and so does their music with tracks like "Blitz" conjuring up a 
doom laden sound. The LP "Heavy Rock Spectacular" is a true lost pearl of original 
prog, dominated by moody Hammond organ that owes much to keith Emerson's 
influence. There are NICE overtones too with their own "Fingals Cave" whilst the 
sounds on "Poltergeist" seem to come straight from a gothic 'Hammer Horror'.

Tracks
01. Born to be free (3:43)
02. Ants (3:48)
03. Fast decay (3:49)
04. Blitz (5:33)
05. Idiot (4:28)
06. Fingal's cave (7:42)
07. Extensive corrosion (4:19)
08. Poltergeist (4:35)

Musicians
T. Bronsdon - all instruments