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Peenah Duture's Cosmic Voyage

by Rolf Zero

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Wolves of the Anarchic Kingdom 03:18
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Solstice 04:39
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Harmonica Man 04:28
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Harmonica Man (reprise) 03:54
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Metamorphoses 03:34
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Electrocaravan 02:49
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King Rolph goes to GN-z11 05:44
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Rolf Zero's "Peenah Duture's Cosmic Voyage" isn't just an album, it's a testament to the transformative power of art in the face of isolation. Born from the crucible of the COVID-19 pandemic, this 2022 release marks a triumphant return for the Australian instrumental progressive rock band after a period of creative hiatus. Composed and recorded remotely during lockdown, the album became a beacon of artistic passion, rekindling the band's fire and forging a genre-bending sonic odyssey.

This interstellar voyage transcends the limitations of the studio, weaving together a tapestry of musical influences as diverse as the cosmos itself. Folk melodies intertwine with psychedelic jams, hard rock riffs erupt into space-age synths, and Eva Lim's captivating vocals lend a touch of earthly grounding to the ethereal journey. Tracks like "Harmonica Man" weave a folky spell, while "Wolves of the Anarchic Kingdom" unleashes a raw, indie rock energy.

But the true heart of the album lies in its final track, the aptly named "King Rolph Goes to GN-Z11." This epic instrumental odyssey is a mind-bending exploration of the outer reaches of space, a sonic kaleidoscope that captures the awe-inspiring vastness and profound mystery of the universe. It's a testament to Rolf Zero's boundless creativity and a fitting culmination of the album's interstellar ambition.

More than just a collection of songs, "Peenah Duture's Cosmic Voyage" is a sonic testament to the resilience of the human spirit. It's a story of artistic rebirth, forged in the fires of isolation and fueled by a shared passion for musical exploration. It's an invitation to embark on a journey beyond the confines of our earthly existence, to lose ourselves in the wonder of the cosmos and rediscover the transformative power of creativity.

So, buckle up, space traveler, and prepare to blast off on an unforgettable cosmic voyage. Let Rolf Zero be your guide as you navigate the swirling nebulae of sound, encounter celestial harmonies, and ultimately, return to Earth with a renewed sense of wonder and inspiration.

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released October 1, 2022

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Rolf Zero Brisbane, Australia

Studio project progressive rock band formed in Brisbane, Australia in 1998 from Cris Van Anderson on guitars and keyboards, Cecu Pauta on drums and Dani Leero on bass. They have released 7 albums, exploring sounds from 70s prog rock to medieval, space and symphonic atmospheres. ... more

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