Arcadium

Arcadium was a British psychedelic rock band that formed in the late 1960s. They are best known for their album "Breathe Awhile," which was released in 1969. The band's music is characterized by heavy organ work, intricate guitar solos, and haunting vocal harmonies, typical of the psychedelic rock genre of that era. Despite the quality of their work, Arcadium did not achieve widespread commercial success and remained relatively obscure, with "Breathe Awhile" being their only full-length album release. The band's lineup included lead vocalist and guitarist Miguel Sergides, guitarist Graham Best, bassist Allan Ellwood, drummer John Albert Parker, and keyboardist Robert Ellwood. After fading into obscurity following their brief period of activity, Arcadium has since gained a cult following among collectors and aficionados of psychedelic rock music.