Satin Whale

Satin Whale is a German progressive rock band formed in the early 1970s. Known for their melodic and symphonic sound, the band originally consisted of Thomas Brück (bass, vocals), Horst Schöffgen (drums, percussion), and Gerald Dellmann (keyboards, vocals). Satin Whale released a series of albums in the 1970s, including "Desert Places" and "Lost Mankind," showcasing their dynamic fusion of progressive rock, symphonic elements, and jazz influences. Their compositions often feature intricate arrangements and extended instrumental passages. While undergoing lineup changes over the years, Satin Whale left a lasting impact on the German progressive rock scene with their distinctive musical style.