This 1996 album saw Buck-Tick embracing a more electronic and experimental sound, moving away from their earlier rock-oriented material. It features a darker, more atmospheric production style compared to their previous works.
- "Cosmos" was released on June 21, 1996, by the independent label HAPPYHOUSE. The album was noted for its incorporation of alternative and gospel influences into Buck-Tick's established sound. It did not chart on the Oricon album charts.
- The album was produced by the band themselves, with significant input from their long-time sound engineer. Several tracks from "Cosmos" were later re-recorded or remixed for subsequent releases.
- "Cosmos" was released during a period of significant artistic exploration for Buck-Tick, with the band members taking more control over their creative direction. The album's reception was mixed, with some fans appreciating the new direction and others missing their earlier sound.
Buck-Tick is a rock band from Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan, best known for their unique blend of gothic rock and industrial music. At the time of "Cosmos," they were exploring more experimental sounds, following a series of commercially successful albums.
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