Endangered Species

Klaatu · 1980

A blend of melodic progressive rock infused with rich harmonies and contemplative themes.

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Endangered Species is an album by Klaatu, released in 1980. A blend of melodic progressive rock infused with rich harmonies and contemplative themes. The album is notable for its critical reception, particularly for tracks like 'Knee Deep in Love' which gained airplay on FM radio. While it did not achieve the commercial success of earlier works, it showcased Klaatu's unique approach to songwriting and thematic depth, influencing subsequent progressive rock artists seeking to merge pop elements into their sound. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Endangered Species sound like?

A blend of melodic progressive rock infused with rich harmonies and contemplative themes. Rooted in progressive rock.

What makes Endangered Species by Klaatu notable?

The album is notable for its critical reception, particularly for tracks like 'Knee Deep in Love' which gained airplay on FM radio. While it did not achieve the commercial success of earlier works, it showcased Klaatu's unique approach to songwriting and thematic depth, influencing subsequent progressive rock artists seeking to merge pop elements into their sound. Released in 1980, 'Endangered Species' was Klaatu's third studio album, coming after their commercially successful self-titled debut and the follow-up 'Hope'. At this point in their career, the band had established a distinctive sound that melded pop sensibilities with progressive rock, while also facing challenges in maintaining their initial momentum in the evolving music scene.

How many songs are on Endangered Species?

Endangered Species has 9 tracks, running approximately 34 minutes.