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Focus

Focus

art rock, progressive rock

Netherlands Est. 1969

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Sound in a sentence: "With intricate rhythmic patterns and a constant interplay between melodic lines and textured layers, the music unfolds like a vivid tapestry that invites active listening."
Focus has carved out a significant space in the landscape of art and progressive rock, influencing generations of musicians with their intricate compositions and thematic depth. Their ability to fuse complex musical ideas with a sense of playfulness has encouraged listeners to explore the boundaries of rock music, inviting a more cerebral engagement with sound.
Focus has carved out a significant space in the landscape of art and progressive rock, influencing generations of musicians with their intricate compositions and thematic depth. Their ability to fuse complex musical ideas with a sense of playfulness has encouraged listeners to explore the boundaries of rock music, inviting a more cerebral engagement with sound. The band’s approach is marked by an innovative blend of instrumental virtuosity and atmospheric soundscapes. They often incorporate unconventional time signatures and spontaneous improvisation, creating an unpredictable yet cohesive sonic experience that feels both refreshing and engaging. This willingness to experiment allows them to challenge traditional song structures, encouraging listeners to embrace the unexpected. Lyrically, Focus often navigates themes of exploration and introspection, using a storytelling approach that balances sincerity with surreal imagery. Their songs evoke a sense of wonder and curiosity, drawing listeners into narratives that blend personal reflection with broader existential musings. The tone frequently shifts between whimsical and profound, creating a multifaceted emotional landscape.

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Discography

22 releases • 18 studio • 1970–2024
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Singles ()

Hocus Pocus

Hocus Pocus

1973

Sylvia

Sylvia

1973

Why dream

Why dream

1970

House of the king

House of the king

1970

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