Blastin' underground hard-rock from Canada, 1972, ultra-raw guitars and vocals** **File next to Elias Hulk** **First reissued by Guerssen in 2016, here's a new repress with newly sourced / remastered sound** Ellison were a Montréal-based hard-rock/ heavy-blues band emerging from Québec's late '60s psychedelic scene. With just one album to their name, they left behind a powerful legacy and a rapidly growing cult following. The band's origins trace back to 1967, when bassist Richard Arcand and vocalist Vincent Marandola played together in Johnny Peace. In 1969, guitarist Christian Vaeillant and drummer Robert Cager joined forces with them, forming Ellison. Closely tied to l'Association des Orchestresa collective led by Jean-Claude Brosseau dedicated to Québec's underground movementEllison quickly became part of a rising wave of hard-rock and psychedelic blues acts redefining the local scene.