Current lineup:

Frank Bornemann – guitar (1969–1984, 1986–1998, 2008–present), lead vocals (1972–1984, 1986–1998, 2008–present)

Klaus-Peter Matziol – bass (1976–1984, 1994–1998, 2008–present), backing vocals (1976–1981)

Hannes Folberth – keyboards (1980–1984, 2008–present)

Michael Gerlach – keyboards (1986–1998, 2008–present), drums (1986–1988)

Stephan Emig – drums (2018–present)

Eloy is a German rock band formed in 1969, known for their progressive rock sound. The band's original lineup consisted of Frank Bornemann (guitar, vocals), Klaus-Peter Matziol (bass), and other talented musicians. Eloy gained popularity for their complex compositions that often blended elements of symphonic and psychedelic rock. Their early albums, such as "Inside" (1973) and "Floating" (1974), showcased their ability to create immersive musical landscapes. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the band released several acclaimed albums, including "Ocean" (1977) and "Planets" (1978), which solidified their status in the rock genre. Despite changes in lineup and shifts in musical direction over the years, Eloy's music continues to resonate with listeners, characterized by soaring melodies, intricate arrangements, and philosophical lyrics. The band remains active, regularly touring and releasing new material, making them a significant part of the German rock scene.

1971 - ber die sieben Meere
1973 - Inside
1974 - Floating
1976 - Dawn
1977 - Ocean
1979 - Planets
1980 - Time to Turn
1982 - Performance
1990 - Metromania
1998 - The Final Dance

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