The Great Crash - Too Many Late Nights (2026)

The album "Too Many Late Nights" by the British band The Great Crash, recorded in the early 1970s, represents an experimental and progressive work in the art rock genre. The core of the material consists of long-form, intelligent compositions that combine complex musical structures with piano-led arrangements, melodic invention, and a distinct British irony. Led by drummer and songwriter Piers Geddes, the group's creative output caught the attention of the legendary broadcaster John Peel, securing the band a place in the era's underground scene. Released with the involvement of the band members, this album, alongside "Deadfire Echoes," serves as a vital testament to the ensemble's unique artistic legacy.

Tracklist:
1-1 The Great Crash - Call Me Madam [4:37]
1-2 The Great Crash - Matinee Idle [5:58]
1-3 The Great Crash - To Live Somehow [5:51]
1-4 The Great Crash - No Thanks to You [2:26]
1-5 The Great Crash - Hero of the Beach [3:13]
1-6 The Great Crash - Are You Hip to My Trip? [3:54]
1-7 The Great Crash - 12 Bar [1:51]
1-8 The Great Crash - Gently Rockin' [4:29]
1-9 The Great Crash - Sidetrack Doubleback [2:58]
1-10 The Great Crash - Too Many Late Nights [5:50]