Eclectic Maybe Band - Cosmic Light Clusters (2025)

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Title: Cosmic Light Clusters
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Discus
Genre: Eclectic Prog, Avant-Prog, Jazz-Fusion, Experimental
Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:08:56
Total Size: 386 Mb (artwork)
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Tracklist:

01. Nebuleuse 4:33
02. Cratere 5:35
03. Prisme Souriant 5:45
04. Mineral Is Growing Slowly 5:53
05. Calculations At The Space Center 4:52
06. Hypnopedie 8:23
07. Ordinary Undercover Radar 5:25
08. Elipse Sealed 10:05
09. Bottle Opener 9:08
10. B2 Or Not 2B > Astrum Argentinum 9:16

"Cosmic Light Clusters" (2025) is an album by the Belgian avant-garde project Eclectic Maybe Band, led by co-founder and multi-instrumentalist Guy Segers, best known as the bassist and key member of the legendary Avant-Progressive / RIO (Rock in Opposition) band Univers Zero.

The album's sound combines complex chamber rock with elements of contemporary classical music, free jazz, and psychedelic electronic backdrops. The music is built on asymmetrical rhythmic patterns, multi-layered arrangements, and the free interplay of brass, keyboards, strings, and electric guitars.

"Cosmic Light Clusters" continues the tradition of complex, exploratory prog rock with non-linear compositional development. The album strikes a balance between a strictly defined, academic structure and free improvisation. The recording traditionally features numerous guest musicians from the European avant-garde and jazz scenes, creating a rich, canvass-filled soundscape—from tense, hypnotic passages to expressive jazz solos.