"A Quick Step" is the debut full-length studio album by Belgian progressive rock act Womega. The album was released through EMI in the winter of 1975. "A Quick Step" is the only album release by the band. The music on "A Quick Step" is hard to define and you´ll hear the seven man band (the lineup includes no less than three brothers)incorporate quite a few musical styles to form their sound. In addition to two guitarists, a bassist, a drummer, a lead vocalist Womega also features a brass/flute player and a keyboard player. The two last mentioned add tasteful textures to the music. The rythm section is in the jazz-rock vein, while the guitars play both harmony runs and funky rythms. It´s all delivered with skill and conviction, but lead vocalist Herman Merken is the weak link in the chain IMO. It´s not that he can´t sing though. He delivers both lead and harmony vocals in a satisfying fashion, but he has a pretty unremarkable voice and it doesn´t help that the vocal melodies aren´t that easy to remember either. That´s something most people are used to when listening to progressive rock though (Read: Unremarkable singers) and it shouldn´t be a problem to most.