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Stackridge was a British rock band formed in 1969 in the Bristol/Bath area of England. Initially known as Stackridge Lemon, they shortened their name to Stackridge and became known for their eclectic blend of folk rock, progressive pop, and whimsical storytelling. Their music often featured unconventional instruments like flutes and violins, and their lyrics included fantastical narratives. Stackridge released an album titled The Man in the Bowler Hat in February 1974. This was their third studio album and is often considered their most acclaimed work. It was produced by George Martin... In 2023, a remastered and expanded edition was released, featuring the original 10 tracks along with additional recordings from BBC sessions in 1973. This edition offers a deeper insight into the band's live performances and includes rare material. Stream full album free and uninterrupted, use ☰ to select track. The Man In The Bowler Hat (2023 Remastered; Expanded Edition) The key original members were: • Andy Cresswell-Davis – guitar, keyboards, vocals • James Warren – guitar, bass, vocals • Mutter Slater – flute, vocals • Mike Evans – violin • Crun Walter – bass • Billy Bent – drums Later members included Keith Gemmell (sax/flute), Rod Bowkett (keyboards), and Peter Van Hooke (drums). During reunions (1999–2015), many original members returned, joined by new musicians like Glenn Tommey, Sarah Mitchell, and Clare Lindley.

Silver Apples were a groundbreaking electronic rock duo from New York City, formed in 1967 by Simeon Coxe and drummer Danny Taylor. They pioneered the fusion of psychedelic rock with homemade synthesizers, notably Coxe's custom-built instrument known as "The Simeon," which utilized oscillators and various electronic components. Their debut album, Silver Apples (1968), and its follow-up, Contact (1969), were ahead of their time, influencing future genres like synth-pop and electronic music. Despite early acclaim and endorsements from artists like John Lennon, the band faced setbacks, including a lawsuit over Contact's album art, leading to their disbandment in 1970. Coxe revived Silver Apples in the 1990s, continuing to perform and release new material until his passing in 2020 Stream their debut album free and uninterrupted use ☰ to select track Silver Apples - Self-titled (full album) Silver Apples originally had two members: • Simeon Coxe (Simeon): Played a custom-built electronic instrument made from audio oscillators, effects, and telegraph keys—an early form of synthesizer. He was the band’s vocalist and electronic pioneer. • Danny Taylor: The drummer, known for his precise, hypnotic rhythms that complemented Simeon's experimental sounds. Later, in the 1990s, Simeon revived the project solo after Taylor’s tapes were rediscovered, and he sometimes collaborated with other musicians for live performances. Taylor rejoined briefly before his death in 2005. Simeon continued Silver Apples as a solo act until his death in 2020.