The Elastic Band is a notable Welsh psychedelic pop band from the late 1960s. With their innovative fusion of pop, psychedelia, and progressive rock, the band significantly contributed to the music scene of their era. The band was led by Andy Scott, later known for his work with the band Sweet, and their most influential work is often considered to be their 1968 album, "Expansions on Life." The Elastic Band's distinctive sound, characterized by harmonious vocals and intricate guitar work, showcased an original musical approach during a time of great experimentation in rock music.