The Prophets of Zarquon England, UK
Eternities waves on the shores of tomorrow.
Grey folk unseen from the old
time.
With Mellotron, voice and guitar The Prophets of Zarquon evoke the sounds of nature and the spirit of man into a unique blend that carries the listener to a place of wonder.
Blaize : Vocals
Dr R. Shroud: Guitars
Lord Z: Bass guitar and Keyboards
Logica: Drums
2024 onwards Roseanna: Vocals
... more
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