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Kosmonaut : Kosmonaut
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High energy guitar-driven pop-rock that fuses catchy melodies and memorable lyrics with sophisticated instrumental arrangements.
Genre: Rock: College Rock
Release Date: 2008
Kosmonaut Record Label: Kosmonaut
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Speed Of Light 3:14 Album Only
Constellations 3:43 Album Only
Hello Future 3:49 Album Only
Revolution Never Comes Without A Few Dead Friends 3:12 Album Only
Popcorn Waltz 3:29 Album Only
Gravity (Safe And Sound) 5:19 Album Only
12:34 4:00 Album Only
Finding Our Way Home 3:05 Album Only
The Deepest Sea 6:04 Album Only
Turn Right 3:45 Album Only
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Album Notes

After a year of seclusion and a seemingly never ending stream of recording sessions, Kosmonaut is set to release their new self-titled full-length album in mid November. Recorded at four separate locations, spanning from Stoney Creek, Ontario all the way to Tyler, Texas, the album features a unique collection of ten songs that showcases the band\'s versatile songwriting and guitar-driven brand of pop-rock.

While the Hamilton-based band found its beginnings as a side project, it quickly became each band members’ primary focus, leading to the eventual release of their debut EP, Vostok-1, in the spring of 2006. Following the release, the band spent several months playing shows throughout southern Ontario in support of the effort, opening for such acts as The Junction and Cain and Abel. However, amidst initial planning to record the album in the summer of 2007, the band underwent several member changes and numerous auditions before settling on the current line-up consisting of the brothers Brian (guitar) and Brent (vocals, bass) Wirth, longtime friend and former band mate Mike Ivanco (guitar, vocals), fellow co-worker Joe Mahony (drums) and recently-acquainted James Morrallee (keyboard).

Beginning in August 2007 at the band’s home studio in Stoney Creek, the recording sessions for the album eventually found their way to Sundown Studio in Guelph. Here, the band had the opportunity to work with up-and-coming producer and engineer Jordan Valeriote, who recorded vocal tracks and mixed the album. Mastered by Chuck Carvalho at the renowned João Carvalho Mastering facility in Toronto, the album also features guest vocals by the young and talented singer-songwriter Christie DuPree, sister to four of the five members of the Texas-based band Eisley.

Now with a complete, solidified line-up and brand new album under their belts, the band is set to embark on a string of tour dates across Ontario, eventually making their way to Canada’s east coast in the summer of 2009, to support their newest effort. The self-titled full-length album, which marks a slight departure and newfound maturity in the band’s sound, is scheduled to hit stores and online retailers on November 18th.

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