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Rosetta

    Rosetta was formed during the summer of 2003 in Philadelphia. It consists of Michael Armine, who manipulates sounds and vocalizes, David Grossman, who plays the bass, Bruce McMurtrie Jr., who provides percussion, and J. Matthew Weed, who plays the guitar and occasionally the violin.In 2004 Translation Loss records expressed interest in releasing some recordings made by this group of people, thus the 2xCD "Galilean Satellites" was born. Recorded from August to December of 2004, the record spans 118 minutes and is half abrasive roar and half ambient wash, intended to be played simultaneously to ...read more

    Rosetta was formed during the summer of 2003 in Philadelphia. It consists of Michael Armine, who manipulates sounds and vocalizes, David Grossman, who plays the bass, Bruce McMurtrie Jr., who provides percussion, and J. Matthew Weed, who plays the guitar and occasionally the violin.In 2004 Translation Loss records expressed interest in releasing some recordings made by this group of people, thus the 2xCD "Galilean Satellites" was born. Recorded from August to December of 2004, the record spans 118 minutes and is half abrasive roar and half ambient wash, intended to be played simultaneously to achieve its full effect. It was released in early fall of 2005. Their latest album - Quintessential Ephemera, released in 2015 - showcases a more melodic approach to the music, thanks to the addition of clean vocals. The band members cite Oceansize as a major influence on the record, as well as Oceansize being one of the band members' favorite artists. « hide

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    LPs
    Utopioid
    2017

    3.6
    174 Votes
    Quintessential Ephemera
    2015

    3.7
    257 Votes
    The Anaesthete
    08/08/2013

    3.4
    308 Votes
    A Determinism of Morality
    2010

    4
    871 Votes
    Wake/Lift
    2007

    4.1
    685 Votes
    The Galilean Satellites
    2005

    4.3
    896 Votes
    EPs
    Terra Sola
    2019

    3.7
    78 Votes
    Sower of Wind
    2019

    3.1
    62 Votes
    Flies to Flame
    2014

    3.6
    112 Votes
    The Cleansing Undertones of Wake/Lift
    2007

    1.8
    2 Votes
    Live Albums
    Audiotree Live
    2018

    4
    8 Votes
    Compilations
    A Dead-Ender's Reunion
    2016

    3.9
    22 Votes
    Audio/Visual
    2015

    3.7
    41 Votes

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