Ibliss

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Ibliss were a progressive / Krautrock / jazz fusion band from the Rhineland in Germany. Founded as a quintet in 1971 by former members of Kraftwerk and its predecessor Organisation, they recorded one album in Hamburg—with notable Krautrock producer Conny Plank. The group disbanded in 1973.

Members[edit]

• Andreas Homann (drums, percussion)
• Basil Hammoudi (percussion, flute, vocals)
• Norbert Buellmeyer (bass guitar, percussion)
• Rainer Buechel (saxophone, flute)
• Wolfgang Buellmeyer (guitar, percussion)

Discography[edit]

• Supernova (1972 LP)

References[edit]

• Ibliss at Discogs

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