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THE COSMIC YEAR

Cosmics

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4.07 | 15 ratings | 2 reviews | 29% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2008

Songs / Tracks Listing


1. Big Bang (8:07)
2. Life Birth (5:09)
3. Giants Domination (4:08)
4. Chicxulub (2:01)
5. Global Extinction (3:48)
6. Omination (4:50)
7. History Begins (5:50)
8. Emperors and Gods (5:50)
9. Voyages Of Discovery (6:02)
10. The Last Second (5:28)

Total Time 51:13

Line-up / Musicians


- Daniele Liverani / keyboards
- Tommy Ermolli / guitars
- Rufus Philpot / bass
- Virgil Donati / drums

Releases information

Cd Lion Music (2008)

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COSMICS The Cosmic Year ratings distribution


4.07
(15 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(29%)
29%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(57%)
57%
Good, but non-essential (14%)
14%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by b_olariu
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4 stars Cosmics is another band or project of famous keyboard player from Italy - Daiele Liverani. After he did a great job with Twinspirits (excellent prog metal band), Genius (opera prog metal) and Empty Tremor aswell prog metal (but disbanded now) he wanted to form another band , but this time a little diffremt, in musical aproach. Cosmics was formed in 2007 by Liverani and another musician and friend from Twinspirits, the excellent guitarist Tommy Ermolli. The album was released in 2008 named The cosmic years, who has behind a great story or presentation of what means cosmic years (the ones who have the CD released by LionMusic will find anything there in the booklet, I'm not gonna tell here what is all about, must be discovered by each one intrested in this album). Now , I said earlier that this project is diffrent then the others where Liverani was involved, this time, the album is all instrumental, is more towards jazz fusion with prog metal leaning not only prog metal, and above all has some absolutly impressive musicianship. On drums we find the excellent Virgil Donati from Steve Vai and Planet X fame, while on bass is Rufus Philpot from Planet X . The pieces are very well executed, very up tempo in places where Liverani realy shines, the keyboards are very well puted on the portative, from melow side to much more rougher moments. The music is both melodic in aproach with a lots of jazz fusion twists , but also is very complex with time signatures of the highest calibre. Specially i was very impressed by the guitarist of Twinspirits - Tommy Ermolli, here is great, showing he is capable to do some very intristing and catchy guitar lines, other then metal ones, very fusion, very good. All musicians are very skillfull, very talented, and this is a real unit band, they play as a single entity here, each one is completed by each other in a very serious and intelligent way. So, a excellent release who will please every jazz fusion fan , but also those who enjoy prog metal is a great deal, Cosmics is another intelligent band from this field who need a wider recognition. 4 stars for sure, similar with Planet X, Liquid Tension Experiment, etc. Recommended

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4 stars Daniele Liverani hit again with a sensational new project-COSMICS,an instrumental one,this time!Some amazing compositions from the first song, BIG BANG a very spectacular opener,to the last one ,the superbe THE LAST SECOND!The concept of the album is interesting and all the ensemble of he a ... (read more)

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