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The Firmament Canticle
A 22-minute apocalyptic progressive rock oratorio in nine movements, channeling 1973–1977 Genesis (Supper’s Ready era), Yes, and Rush at their most unhinged: Peter Gabriel’s prophetic theatre, Neil Peart’s thunderous odd-time warfare on a chrome Slingerland kit, Tony Banks’ weeping Mellotrons and cathedral organs, Steve Hackett’s liquid acoustics exploding into Lifeson riffs, and a 200-voice choir straight from the throne room.From whispered Genesis to full Revelation in 9/8, complete with 30 seconds of heavenly silence, quantum jester duels, and a final resurrection that makes the soul ascend bodily.Biblical cosmology forged into molten prog: the Watchers, the fall, the seals breaking, the new heaven and new earth, all set to music that feels dictated by the four living creatures themselves.Equal parts rock masterpiece and end-times revelation. Play loud. Repent later.

Firmament

Psalm 2 disguised as the ultimate feel-good end-credits anthem: empires fall, rebels run laughing into open arms, every flag becomes the border of the new kingdom.
This is the song that plays while the yacht sails straight into the new Jerusalem with the top down and the Bmaj9#11 ringing forever.Turn it up, windows down, fist in the air.
The battle’s over. The afterparty starts now.#apocalypticyachtrock #progressiverock #1985 #rush #boston #yes #haroldfaltermeyer #triumph #psalm2 #geddylee #neilpeart #tomscholz #exileband #victoryanthem #safearetherebels



Firmament

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