On the other side, they put out From Earth to Mars in 2010 - sounds not all that bad really. Crazily enough, Jannick Top from Magma was a founding member. So much insanity!! I'd heard of France's Space before as a band The Time & Space Machine had remixed. "Magic Fly" by Space, from Magic Fly (1977) I'm going to limit this to just 3 that I've recently found - with actual period videos! (and some other links at the end too.) Genre - Open-Desert Mescalinesque Dream-Drone Which leaves me about 1 month to finish the last two Top 10's from last year, before I kinda have to come up with something for 2012. Second, for the inexplicable coincidence of titles with Steve Moore's latest record. First, for the inexplicable use of the Bohemian Grove seal (other than the owl). "Light Echoes" from Lost in the Glare (2011) We're almost back to where we started, in Sunn-O))) territory kinda. "The Darkest Night Since 1683" from Lost in the Glare (2011) If you just want the single file, it came from Altered Zones.
I should probably also mention that this sweet tune was featured on Vol. "Turiya" by Barn Owl from John Davis on Vimeo. But I haven't parsed out a coherent 'story' on last year's Lost in the Glare. Well, I guess most Barn Owl tunes have some connection with deserts or skies or desert skies. The full-length's opener title seems like a callback to the previous LP Ancestral Star (2010) and its theme of an overnight in the desert. "Pale Star" from Lost in the Glare (2011) The closing song has a swaying, sawing motion that often seems to teeter on the edge of a cliff. "Infinite Reach" from Shadowland EP (2011) That's the ultra-drone opening track, which lulls & hypnotizes - like a gauzy, vibrating crystal onion, hovering way up in the middle of the air. "Void and Devotion" from Shadowland EP (2011) Good preview tune and the shortest of the three.
6, you can stream & download the title track over at Stereogum.
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