Missing Link has been played on NTS in shows including Cool World West w/ Coolwater, featured first on 5 August 2019. Songs played include The Cradle Of The Ocean and The City, Where I Encountered The Dolphin.

Six bands with this name:

This early 70’s jazz-rock band from Munich has had a rather short career; in fact, it lasted the space of an album called “Nevergreen”, released in 1972. Then the band broke up, most of their members scatttering about in various directions. They consisted of guitarist Markus Sing, soprano and alto sax player Gunther Latuschik, bassist Dave Schratzenstaller, vocalist Gabriel Dominik Mueller, future SAHARA drummer Holger Brandt, and keyboard player Dieter Miekautsch who would later join MISSUS BEASTLY and then EMBRYO.

They played typical 70's German progressive jazz rock in the style of THIRSTY MOON, early EMBRYO and KRAAN. Almost each of their album’s seven tracks seems to explore a different genre, at times centering around some jazzy sax riffs, at times surprising the listener with a quiet piano solo; or else venturing into loud, heavy rock outbursts mixed with acoustic guitar. The overall feel is quite jazzy and what stands out most is the interplay between guitar, sax and keyboards. Should appeal to fans of EMBRYO and THIRSTY MOON as well as to some ARDO DOMBEC and XHOL fans.

Missing Link is a Danish Heavy Metal band, formed in 1988.

Missing Link is a female japanese pop group consisting of four members: MEGU, SHOCO, HARUKA and YU.

Missing Link is an MC from Kansas City, MO. He released "The Dinosaur Exhibit EP" with Osiris-1 in March of 2011. He is also the frontman of Kansas City hip-hop band NewSENSE.

Missing Link is a Polish rock band founded on 16th of January 2016 in Szczecin. Their music is a mixture of Brit Pop, Indie Rock, Art Rock and Alternative Rock. They released their debut EP in early 2017.

Missing Link is a beatdown hardcore band from Long Island and Rochester, New York. Members of Brooksite, HEAL., CDC, Recon, Buried Dreams, Pain of Truth. They have released two EPs, the latter of which was released through Never Ran, Never Will Records.