Space, the only frontier\u2026 we can escape to!<\/p>\n
When I get the space that I need to escape life, I always need a soundtrack and Cosmo Cocktail\u2019s \u2018Planetica\u2019 does it.<\/p>\n
As of late, I\u2019ve been trying to escape from reality because reality is what brings me down and thus, I\u2019m enjoying what Cosmo Cocktail is doing.<\/p>\n
They\u2019re tending bar.<\/p>\n
On the first listen; I got lost in how \u201cFrostmoon\u201d plays with the beat and as a result, they create a hook that I can\u2019t break away from.<\/p>\n
These tracks are danceable and, who wouldn\u2019t want to dance when they get to another planet?<\/p>\n
At some point, when listening to this album, (which is hard to find on vinyl) I felt like I was marooned but then \u201cThe Major\u201d happens and I didn\u2019t feel forgotten.<\/p>\n
Planetica by Cosmo Cocktail<\/a><\/p>\n Cosmo Cocktail plays it pretty close to the Earth with \u201cMare Tranquillitatis\u201d, and what I mean by that is that it\u2019s about our satellite, the moon or in fact, any celestial body that has a large, dark, relatively smooth surface area formed by ancient lava flows.<\/p>\n The music is simple but there\u2019s connective tissue around that music that connects us to celestial bodies.<\/p>\n In another word, it\u2019s terrestrial.<\/p>\n How else are we going to land if our conviction is to land on solid surfaces?<\/p>\n I feel that I\u2019m drifting here, I need to hear this again.<\/p>\n What are your thoughts on this album?<\/p>\n \n![\"Mare](\"https:\/\/upload.wikimedia.org\/wikipedia\/commons\/f\/fa\/Mare_Tranquillitatis.jpg\")
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