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KOSMOS Featuring VOIVOD Drummer: Music Posted Online

April 24, 2007

KOSMOS, the new Montreal-based psychedelic project featuring VOIVOD drummer Michel "Away" Langevin, GRIMSKUNK bassist Vincent Peake, TRICKY WOO keyboardist/programmer Alex Crow and PARADISE guitarist Jetphil, has posted three tracks from its upcoming album on its MySpace page. Check out the songs "Psycho", "Dream" and "Messe Noir" at this location.

According to a posting on the band's MySpace page, KOSMOS "got together to prove that prog-rock-avant-garde-kraut-post-punk is not dead!" The group's debut CD was produced by Adrian Popovich (TRICKY WOO) and mastered by Glen Robinson (VOIVOD, GWAR) and is scheduled for release later in the year via The End Records. Guest musicians on the album include Xavier Cafeine, Lucien Francoeur, Fred Filteau and Alex Garon.

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