Bodast was a prog-psych band that formed in May 1968. The name of the band was derived from the first two letters of each of the three founding band members' first names: Bobby Clarke (drums), Dave Curtis (bass, vocals) and prior Tomorrow and future Yes star Steve Howe (guitar). Clive Skinner (vocals, guitar) was also an original member of the group.

Throughout their career, Bodast rarely played live and never officially released any material; however, they did spend a lot of time writing, rehearsing and recording a slew of original songs. These songs were meant to be released on an LP by MGM, but the label folded before it was issued.

It is also interesting to note that some of their 1969 recorded material was produced by Keith West, who had been in Tomorrow with Howe. The group finally called is quits in December of 1969 when Howe left to join Yes.

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