Short-lived Australian rock band Fraternity were active for the first part of the '70s, exploring various stylistic trends of the day with then-unknown lead vocalist Bon Scott fronting the band. Fraternity started out with a dusty, country-fied rock sound not unlike The Band, but also delved into psychedelia, blues rock, and moments of both progressive rock and Sabbath-esque proto metal over the course of their very short run. They released just two albums before splintering into new projects (as Scott went down in rock & roll history when he became the lead singer for AC/DC in 1974) and their material lingered in obscurity until the retrospective collection Seasons of Change was released in 2021.