The Moody Blues

The Moody Blues are an English rock band formed in the 1960s known for blending rock with orchestral and symphonic sounds. They gained fame with their concept albums, notably "Days of Future Passed," which features lush arrangements and poetic lyrics exploring themes like time, existence, and spirituality. Their innovative use of Mellotron and synthesizers helped shape progressive rock. With a rich, melodic style and poetic lyricism, they have influenced many artists and remain celebrated for their sophisticated musical compositions and contributions to the development of art rock.