Cosmic Eye - Dream Sequence

Review by Hitesh Rohilla

Dream Sequence by Cosmic Eye: A Sonic Journey That Sticks With You Alright, let’s talk about Dream Sequence—the 2018 brainchild of Cosmic Eye. This album is like a patchwork quilt stitched together from rock, folk, jazz, and even some world vibes. It’s got prog rock swagger, psychedelic twists, and enough acoustic charm to make your gran put down her knitting needles (maybe). Released across the USA, Canada, UK, and Europe, it feels global in spirit but intimate in execution. Labels like The Roundtable, Silva Star, and Regal Zonophone helped bring this baby into existence, so props to them for backing something as wild as this. Now, onto the good stuff—the tracks. There are five songs here, but two really stick out for me: “Cosmac Eye” and “Dream Sequence II.” First up, “Cosmac Eye.” Oh man, this one hits different. From the get-go, Amancio D’Silva’s guitar work wraps around you like smoke curling off incense sticks. The sitar played by V. Jasani sneaks in halfway through, giving the whole thing an otherworldly vibe that screams “I’m not in Kansas anymore.” And can we take a moment for K. Sati’s tabla? Those rhythms feel alive, almost like they’re breathing alongside you. You don’t just listen to this track—you live inside it for its runtime. Honestly, I couldn’t tell you what I was doing when I first heard it because my brain went full-on vacation mode. Trippy yet grounded, chaotic yet serene—it’s hard to pin down, which makes it unforgettable. Then there’s “Dream Sequence II,” which feels like stepping into someone else’s lucid dream. The flute (courtesy of R. Swinfield) dances with alto and bass flutes like they’re at some secret woodland rave. T. Campo’s electric bass groans low and steady beneath everything, keeping the chaos tethered to Earth. What gets me every time though? The saxophone solo by A. Branscombe—it’s so smooth it could charm snakes out of their baskets. It’s the kind of song where you close your eyes and suddenly you’re floating downstream on a river made entirely of sound waves. Weird? Yeah. Amazing? Absolutely. The rest of the album holds its own too, blending genres like a mad scientist mixing potions. But those two tracks? They burrow deep under your skin and refuse to leave, which is exactly what great music should do. --- Here’s the kicker though—listening to Dream Sequence feels less like hearing an album and more like eavesdropping on a cosmic jam session between musicians who probably have tea with aliens on weekends. Sure, it’s a bit messy sometimes, but isn’t life supposed to be? If anything, this record reminds us that perfection is overrated anyway. So grab a pair of headphones, press play, and let yourself drift away. Who knows? Maybe you’ll wake up somewhere completely unexpected.

Artist: Cosmic Eye
Album: Dream Sequence

1969

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Untitled	3:10
Dream Sequence II
Dream Sequence I
Dream Sequence
Cosmac Eye

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COSMIC EYE - Dream sequence - Part 5

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COSMIC EYE - Dream sequence / Part 11

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Catalog Numbers

TRZY001LP
SLRZ 1030, 1E 062 ◦ 93569
SC912
TRZY001LP, SLRZ 1030, IE 062 o 93569

Labels

The Roundtable
Sound Edition
Regal Zonophone
Silva Star
The Roundtable, Regal Zonophone

Listen online

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ouvir online
online anhören
ascolta in linea
lytte på nettet
online luisteren
kuunnella verkossa
lyssna på nätet
écouter en ligne

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Vinyl
LP
Album
Reissue
Remastered
180g
CD
Unofficial Release

Companies

Role	Company
Distributed By	Light In The Attic
Record Company	E.M.I. Records
Pressed By	The Gramophone Co. Ltd.
Made By	Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.
Printed By	Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.
Manufactured By	Kdg
Copyright (c)	Sound-Edition
Published By	P.S.M.

Credits

Role	Credit
Composed By	Amancio D'Silva
Design	Jill Oxley
Drums	D. Wright
Electric Bass	T. Campo
Engineer	Peter Gallen
Flute	R. Swinfield
Guitar	A. D'Silva
Liner Notes	Francis Gooding
Percussion	A. Branscombe
Saxophone	A. Branscombe
Producer	Denis Preston
Sitar	V. Jasani
Tabla	K. Sati
Violin	J. Mayer
Alto Flute	D. Grossmith
Bass Flute	C. Taylor
Written-by	Amancio D'Silva

Notes

Comes with obi and insert, 180g Vinyl
The EMI international cat. number is on the back cover only.
2018 Release on Roundtable

Barcodes

Barcode (Scanned): 0934334401205
Barcode: 0934334401205
Matrix / Runout (Label - Side A): YCARX 91
Matrix / Runout (Label - Side B): YCARX 92
Other (Printer's code / date stamp): 7208 TPS
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L173
Mould SID Code: IFPI 3069
Matrix / Runout: 866.427 SC912 #1
Barcode: 0 934334 401205
Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, etched): S-87067 VOT 011-A
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, etched): S-87068 VOT 011-B

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Dream Sequence* by Cosmic Eye is a genre-blending masterpiece that feels like a journey through time and sound. Released in 2018, it pulls together influences from rock, folk, jazz, and even psychedelic styles. What makes it stand out? The track "Dream Sequence" features sitar played by V. Jasani and tabla by K. Sati, giving it an authentic Indian classical vibe. It’s wild to think this album was created with talent spanning the USA, Canada, the UK, and Europe. And get this—Amancio D’Silva not only composed the music but also played guitar, tying the whole project together with his unique vision. It’s like a musical dream you never want to wake up from.

Comments

ekwaorevaoghene

2025-03-15

Jaja

newconaturalist

2025-03-14

?.....? Preslušao sam ceo album .

patihallo

2025-03-14

-Guitar - Amancio D'Silva
-Sitar - Viram Jasani
-Tabla - Keshav Sati
-Violin - John Mayer
-Bass - Tony Campo
-Drums - Dougie Wright
-Flute - Ray Swinfield
-Alto Flute - Derek Grossmith
-Bass Flute - Chris Taylor
-Percussion, Sax - Alan Branscombe

Record Company – E.M.I. Records/1972

mycrimsonpages

2025-03-13

Very nice

gemsyho

2025-03-13

if you enjoy this, you'd probably enjoy on the one hand the Joe Harriott & John Mayer Double Quintet, & on the other The Joe Harriott & Amancio d'Silva Quartet

healthymom101

2025-03-13

Ciao! I would like to see better the cover, just to know something about Derek Grossmith. Could you post a better picture? thank you

marioew

2025-03-13

was jus filing-away records, tirelessly, with a mission to find this album i could *not* remember the name of to save my life.

alas, i finally found it - my original pressing copy! WOO!!

SO good!