Australian progressive fusion-jazz-symphonic rock act Pantha burst from the mid‑1970s with a uniquely spirited record, Doway Do Doway Do !?!!, a thrilling hybrid of rock, jazz, Latin American rhythms, West Indian grooves and occasional Zappa‑styled eccentricity. Originally released in 1975, the album showcases the group’s deft ability to marry virtuosic musicianship with irresistible danceable energy.

Doway Do Doway Do !?!! draws on the Santana hallmark of driving rock over Latin beats but expands that foundation into adventurous territories: extended jazz‑fusion improvisations, lush symphonic arrangements, Caribbean‑tinged rhythms and quirky, experimental detours. At times the record recalls the buoyant world‑music exuberance of Osibisa and the progressive, melodic flair of Tasavallan Presidenti — yet Pantha’s voice is unmistakably its own: cool, funky and highly infectious.

Though rooted in 1975, Doway Do Doway Do !?!! remains refreshingly modern: musicianship that rewards repeated listens, grooves that move the body and arrangements that stimulate the mind. The album stands as a rare Australian contribution to the global fusion movement — adventurous, danceable and defiantly original.