The Final Flight

MARCO GARAU'S MAGIC OPERA / / CD (Japanese edition) / Rubicon Music

Marco Garau — the Italian composer and keyboard player once in Derdian — runs Magic Opera as a project of his own, and this third album is where the fantasy story told across The Golden Pentacle and Battle of Ice reaches its end.

MARCO GARAU'S MAGIC OPERA - The Final Flight album cover

CD Details

ArtistMARCO GARAU'S MAGIC OPERA
TitleThe Final Flight
Release date
EditionJapanese CD edition with one Japan-only bonus track, Japanese lyric translations and liner notes built on an interview with Marco Garau
LabelRubicon Music
Catalog No.RBNCD-1472
JAN4582798814725
PriceJPY 3,000 incl. tax
FormatCD / 13 tracks
Tracks13

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Track List

  1. The Danger's Growing Dark
  2. The Black Gem
  3. Unholy Alliance
  4. Fury of the Storm
  5. Mother of Winter Ice
  6. Chaos Rising
  7. When Reason Dies
  8. Immortal Glory
  9. Lady of the Wind
  10. The Clash of Fates
  11. Steel And Magic
  12. The Final Flight
  13. Time To Say Goodbye

Music Video

The Black Gem · Official Lyric Video

Mother of Winter Ice · Official Lyric Video

LINER NOTES
Marco Garau — the Italian composer and keyboard player once in Derdian — runs Magic Opera as a project of his own, and this third album is where the fantasy story told across The Golden Pentacle and Battle of Ice reaches its end. He wrote all of it and covers piano, keyboards and the orchestral arrangements; Anton Darusso sings, Luca Sellitto takes lead guitar and Matteo Baschiera rhythm, Ollie Bernstein plays bass and Salvatore Giordano drums. Lars Rettkowitz mixed and mastered the record at Emperial Sound Studio, and the sleeve is Ivan Zanchetta's. The twelve songs last roughly 69 minutes, and the band sells a CD digipak of that edition itself through Bandcamp. Rubicon Music's Japanese pressing, RBNCD-1472, appeared the same day — 24 July 2026, 3,000 yen — carrying a thirteenth track, "Time To Say Goodbye", along with Japanese lyric translations and liner notes built on an interview with Garau.