Turilli / Lione Rhapsody - Release First Single
Turilli / Lione Rhapsody - featuring original Rhapsody members Luca Turilli and Fabio Lione, alongside former Rhapsody members Dominique Leurquin, Patrice Guers and Alex Holzwarth - will release its debut album, Zero Gravity (Rebirth And Evolution), on June 28 through Nuclear Blast (King Records in Japan and rest of Asia).
Now we have our first taste of the upcoming record through "Phoenix Rising", the first single released from the record. You can listen to it below:
Lione states: "'Phoenix Rising' represents the bridge between our past and our artistic future, including some elements of the traditional symphonic metal school combined with heavy guitars, the modern sounds we love nowadays and an ethnic interlude featuring the unique voice of Mongolian artist Uyanga Bold. Once recorded, 'Phoenix Rising' got immediately stuck in our head and we found ourselves singing the chorus all day long. For all these reasons we consider it as the perfect opener for our debut album and for our upcoming live shows!"
Turilli adds: "Fabio's emotional performance underlines the intense lyrics inspired by sacred geometry, quantum physics and the secrets of the ancient wisdom, telling about a human being and his dramatic process of self-realization after experiencing an inner quake and the impelling need to move beyond the illusion of duality and the loops related with the material aspects of life in order to reach a higher level of consciousness and find his place in the geometry of existence."
Zero Gravity (Rebirth And Evolution)
The upcoming album was produced by Luca and Fabio themselves, with Simone Mularoni handling the recording, engineering, mixing and mastering. The cover art was designed by Stefan Heilemann, who has previously worked on both Luca Turilli's Rhapsody records. The record also features guest appearances from Elize Ryd of Amaranthe and Mark Basile of DGM. The tracklist is as follows:
01. Phoenix Rising
02. D.N.A. (Demon And Angel) [feat. Elize Ryd]
03. Zero Gravity
04. Fast Radio Burst
05. Decoding The Multiverse
06. Origins
07. Multidimensional
08. Amata Immortale
09. I Am [feat. Mark Basile]
10. Arcanum (Da Vinci's Enigma)
11. Oceano [feat. Sascha Paeth, Arne Wiegand] (bonus track on digipak and 2LP only)
Now we have our first taste of the upcoming record through "Phoenix Rising", the first single released from the record. You can listen to it below:
Lione states: "'Phoenix Rising' represents the bridge between our past and our artistic future, including some elements of the traditional symphonic metal school combined with heavy guitars, the modern sounds we love nowadays and an ethnic interlude featuring the unique voice of Mongolian artist Uyanga Bold. Once recorded, 'Phoenix Rising' got immediately stuck in our head and we found ourselves singing the chorus all day long. For all these reasons we consider it as the perfect opener for our debut album and for our upcoming live shows!"
Turilli adds: "Fabio's emotional performance underlines the intense lyrics inspired by sacred geometry, quantum physics and the secrets of the ancient wisdom, telling about a human being and his dramatic process of self-realization after experiencing an inner quake and the impelling need to move beyond the illusion of duality and the loops related with the material aspects of life in order to reach a higher level of consciousness and find his place in the geometry of existence."
Zero Gravity (Rebirth And Evolution)
The upcoming album was produced by Luca and Fabio themselves, with Simone Mularoni handling the recording, engineering, mixing and mastering. The cover art was designed by Stefan Heilemann, who has previously worked on both Luca Turilli's Rhapsody records. The record also features guest appearances from Elize Ryd of Amaranthe and Mark Basile of DGM. The tracklist is as follows:
01. Phoenix Rising
02. D.N.A. (Demon And Angel) [feat. Elize Ryd]
03. Zero Gravity
04. Fast Radio Burst
05. Decoding The Multiverse
06. Origins
07. Multidimensional
08. Amata Immortale
09. I Am [feat. Mark Basile]
10. Arcanum (Da Vinci's Enigma)
11. Oceano [feat. Sascha Paeth, Arne Wiegand] (bonus track on digipak and 2LP only)
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| wrathchild Staff Posts: 14090  |
Huhu, another Rhapsody... but I like the line-up of this one. Somehow I hope this is successful enough so that Lione focusses on it and quit Angra (it never felt like Angra since he joined, he fits Rhapsody best).
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| John_Doe Posts: 5207  |
Needs a bigger cover  they lost me with those lyrics...
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| Byners Posts: 215  |
Enjoyable... Although I miss the dragons.
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| zikon Posts: 252  |
Turilli/Lione's Rhapsody of True Fire's Emerald Sword Legacy of Enchanted Rhapsody Lands Rhapsody
---- "The poetry of the earth is never dead" John Keats
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| CWA Posts: 285  |
This has made my day. I hope im not the minority here, but i would much rather hear Conti sing in lucas turillis rhapsody.
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| Metren Dreadrealm Posts: 1418  |
Bo Burnham's "New Math" is a far superior song. 
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| Absinthe Posts: 31  |
This is pretty cool, and I'll definitely buy the album, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little disappointed that Conti (or whatever his name is) won't be singing on the 'Prometheus' follow-up. Damn I love that album. I do have to admit that the name of the band is getting a bit complicated...
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| Darkside Momo Retired Elite Posts: 9096  |
The song's pretty good, actually! Kinda like the old Turilli solo stuff, but a bit more restrained and with Fabio. Still, I would have preffered dragons and knights and magic swords
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Written by SoUnDs LiKe PoP on 10.05.2019 at 03:05 I agree on Legendary Tales being overrated - it's typical power metal of the times, just a tad more sympho than usual. Dawn of Victory? Not so much, and while it has great moments, I don't think it's as good as Symphony... before or Power... after.
---- My Author's Blog (in French) "You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you" "I've lost too many years now I'm stealing back my soul I am awake"
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Written by SoUnDs LiKe PoP on 10.05.2019 at 04:56 While I still prefer Symphony I and Power..., I agree, Frozen Tears is definitely a masterpiece - and an underrated one, that's for sure 
---- My Author's Blog (in French) "You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you" "I've lost too many years now I'm stealing back my soul I am awake"
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Written by Darkside Momo on 10.05.2019 at 16:41 Symphony I is definitely my favorite older album of theirs. Power got me at first, but hasn't aged well for me - I think something about the tuning of the guitars on that album really throws me off.
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