RosettaWake/Lift (2007)Translation Loss Reviewer Rating: Contributed by: Brian (others by this writer | submit your own) Published on January 25th 2008
Rosetta began as ambitious a project as one could get with their debut, 2005's The Galilean Satellites. It was a double-disc album, with the first carrying the band's main heavy metal stylings and the other a more ambient tone; the two CDs had corresponding lengths and were meant to be played simultaneously, much like a slightly pared down version of the Flaming Lips' Zaireeka. Their followup here, Wake/Lift, is a much more straightforward approach -- aesthetically, at least. Musically, however, the album picks up from where their split with Balboa, Project Mercury, left off.
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haha a few days ago a friend and I played both cd's at the same time super fucking stoned. It was amazing. the combined version of the galilean satellites is pretty much the best thing ever released in this genre coincidence, I was listening to this on my way back home today. great album, great band. | Features
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