Alquin (pronounced elkhwin) is a Dutch band from Delft that first made its mark in the 1970s with a progressive rock sound. After a long pause, the group returned in the early 2000s with new material, and most of the original lineup remained intact. The band began in 1971 as a student project; with the exception of bassist Hein Mars, all early members studied at the Technical University in Delft. Rehearsals took place in KSS Alcuin, the society of the student association KSV Sanctus Virgilius, located in the former Sint‑Barbara monastery. Their debut album Marks (1972) leaned heavily on instrumental pieces with a strong jazz influence. The record showcased an eclectic mix of styles, weaving in touches of calypso, circus themes, Dixieland and even country elements. Their second album, Mountain Queen (1973), is often regarded as their most ambitious progressive work. It features extended instrumental sections driven by lead guitar, swirling Hammond organ, dual saxophones, electric violin and memorable vocal passages, echoing a hint of the Canterbury scene.
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New Guinea Sunrise
Wheelchair Groupie
The dance
Sweet Surrender
I Wish I Could
Soft Eyed Woman
Mr Barnum’s Junior’s Magnificient And Fabulous City
Fool in the mirror
Mountain queen
Stranger
Convicts of the Air
Darling Superstar
Revolution’s Eve
The Least You Could Do Is Send Me Some Flowers 
Mr. Widow
Hard Royce
The Best Kept Secret 1976 Full Album
Blue Planet – 2005 Full Album
