Keith Cross and Peter Ross were a British musical duo active in the late 1970s. Known for their blending of folk rock and progressive rock, they had a unique sound that incorporated intricate guitar work and thoughtful lyricism. Their most notable work is the album "Bored Civilians," released in 1972, which is now considered a classic of the progressive folk genre. Despite their brief career, Cross and Ross had a significant impact on the British rock scene and remain influential in underground music circles.