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The original lineup was formed by Kenny Aas playing the organ and bass, Janne Loseth in 
charge of the guitar and vocals, John Lorck as drummer and Kjell Asperud who added 
percussion and vocals. Their first real hit single, the Santana oriented Sultana almost 
peaked the UK charts reaching a surprising (for a foreign band not coming from Usa) 
fifth position.

But their recording career had started a year before with the self titled debut. By that point 
Titanic had recruited the British vocalist Roy Robinson, who not only gave them a more 
international sound allowing the band to reach the UK and North American markets, but 
turned into a compositional force of the band.

Their second album Sea Wolf is released in 1971, after this album Kenny Aas leaves the 
band and is replaced with Helge Grosle with whom they release their definitive Eagle Rock 
in 1973 in which they present us a clearly Psyche, Heavy Prog release and a mature sound 
with an impressive Hammond performance and chorus.

The band kept releasing albums until 1979 when they disband, however Titanic rejoined a 
couple of times with several changes in the linup.

1970 - Titanic
1971 - Sea Wolf
1973 - Eagle Rock
1975 - Ballad Of A Rock'n'Roll Loser
1975 - The Best Of Titanic
1977 - Return Of Drakkar
1979 - Eye Of The Hurricane (Vinyl)