Description of zeuhl music
Zeuhl is a style of progressive rock music that originated in France in the 1970s. The term "Zeuhl" was coined by the French band Magma, one of the most famous bands of the genre, and it is often used to describe their music as well as the music of other bands that share similar characteristics.
Zeuhl music is known for its use of complex rhythms and harmonies, unusual time signatures, and intricate arrangements. It often features dramatic, operatic vocals sung in invented languages, and incorporates elements of jazz, classical music, and other genres. The music is often highly structured, with repeated themes and motifs, and it typically has a strong emotional impact on the listener. Other notable bands associated with the Zeuhl style include Weidorje, Zao, and Koenjihyakkei.
Related genres: progressive rockavant-prog
