Rosetta - The Galilean Satellites

Tracklist

1	Départe	8:13
2	Au Pays Natal	13:32
3	Deneb	8:14
4	Sol	15:29
5	Absent	9:45
6	Ross 128	16:15
7	Europa	10:25
8	Itinérant	16:15
9	Beta Aquilae	9:45
10	Capella	10:25

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EVIL008, RSR019	Rosetta	The Galilean Satellites Disc 1 ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, RM, TP)	E-Vinyl, Radar Swarm	EVIL008, RSR019	France	2009
TL9-1-2	Rosetta	The Galilean Satellites (Set 2) ‎(2xLP, Ltd, RE, Hig)	Translation Loss Records	TL9-1-2	US	2018
TL9-1-1	Rosetta	The Galilean Satellites (Set 1) ‎(2xLP, Ltd, RE, Swa)	Translation Loss Records	TL9-1-1	US	2018
EVIL009, RSR020	Rosetta	The Galilean Satellites Disc 2 ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, RM, TP)	E-Vinyl, Radar Swarm	EVIL009, RSR020	France	2009
TL 9-1-1, TL 9-1-2, TL 9-1-3	Rosetta	The Galilean Satellites ‎(Box, Album, Comp, Dlx + 2x12", Gol + 2x12", Bab + )	Translation Loss Records, Translation Loss Records, Translation Loss Records	TL 9-1-1, TL 9-1-2, TL 9-1-3	US	2018

Credits

• Artwork [Drawings], Design [Design Construction] – A. Turner
• Bass, Vocals – Dave
• Drums, Engineer – B.J.
• Guitar, Violin, Mixed By – Matt
• Mastered By – Matt Weed
• Vocals, Electronics [Electronic Sounds] – Armine

Notes

THESE SONGS ARE ABOUT A SPACE MAN.

"All these sounds were recorded August - December of 2004 at B.J.'s house, which we like to call Jane-Doll Studios."

CD1 contains metal-oriented music.
CD2 contains ambient, atmospheric, drone-oriented music.
The discs can be played separately. Or both sides can be synchronized so that the songs complement one another creating an entirely new mix.

The first edition (this entry) was released in 2005 in a gatefold digipak and was limited to 1000 copies. The second edition was released in 2006 in a regular jewel case.

© and ℗ 2005 Translation Loss Records, Inc.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 8 76941 77282 7

Short intro

The Galilean Satellites is the first studio album by American post-metal band Rosetta, released in 2005 on Translation Loss Records. The album is two discs long and the track lengths on each disc correspond to each other, indicating that the band intended the albums to be played at the same time. Disc one is in a post-metal style while disc two is ambient noise. The Galilean Satellites by Rosetta, released 14 February 2006 1. Departe 2. Europa 3. Absent 4. Itinerant 5. Au Pays Natal 6. Deneb 7. Capella 8. Beta Aquilae 9. Ross 128 10. Atmospheric sludgepost-metalwhatever has become rather stale from the past several years but this album is one of the best of the sub genre. This is up there with Neurosis, Isis and Cult of Luna's pinnacle albums. It's nice this download features the original second ambientnoise disk. Favorite track: Itinerant. Nick McAvoy. The Galilean Satellites. The Orchard Music от лица компании Translation Loss UMPG Publishing, HAAWK Publishing, BMI - Broadcast Music . ArtcoreCosmic Noise Ambient страна:США Члены группы:,, Mike Armine, Tracklist: CD1: Artcore 01. D parte 8:13 02. Europa 10:25 03. Songs in album Rosetta - The Galilean Satellites 2005. Rosetta - Departe. Rosetta - Europa. Rosetta - Absent. Rosetta - Itinerant. Rosetta - Au Pays Natal. Album 2004 10 Songs. More By Rosetta. Flies to Flame. The Cleansing Undertones of WakeLift. Rosetta - The Galilean Satellites review: In the shadows of post metal giants, Rosetta exemplifies all that the genre is and should be. This is energy and experimentation at its finest. I'm almost tempted to just blindly buy the album entirely because of the whole 2 disk concept. I actually probably will, but I'll at least check out the band a bit first. APJotun April 12th 2008. Listen free to Rosetta The Galilean Satellites Départe, Europa and more. 10 tracks 118:08. Released 2005. The Galilean Satellites Tracklist. Départe : Ayil, Je N'en Connais Pas la Fin, Blue Day for Croatoa и другие песни. But, upon first listen, their two-disc 2005 debut, The Galilean Satellites, seems to add virtually nothing new to the complex cocktail of metal, hardcore, progressive rock, and ambient music equal parts abrasive rumble and atmospheric shock waves established by their inspiring predecessors