Machiavel (band)

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Machiavel
Machiavel in live in the Nostalgie Beach Festival, (2016).
Background information
Origin	Brussels, Belgium
Genres	Progressive rock[1] new wave art rock symphonic rock pop rock hard rock
Years active	1974 (1974)–present
Labels	Harvest, EMI, Warner, Accord, Tempel, Moonzoo, CNR, Indisc, Musea
Members	Marc Ysaye Roland Degreef Hervé Borbe Christophe Pons
Past members	Albert Letecheur Jack Roskam Jean-Paul Devaux Mario Guccio Thierry Plas Paolo Ragatzu
Website	machiavel.be

Machiavel, named after Niccolò Machiavelli, is a Belgian rock group formed in 1974 and still currently recording and touring today. The band's first few albums are typical of the progressive rock movement while the later albums were more in a new-wave rock direction. By mid 1970s, Machiavel had established themselves as one of the most popular Belgian groups.^[1]