The Strands Of The Future is Pulsar’s second album and the band have somehow managed to develop a unique and pretty wild space rock sound that hits me in brain folds. The first side is completely taken up with the sprawling title track and it’s wild. The second side is three more tracks that are equally rich and engaging. I fucking love this album and apologize for me shit description.
1976 original French pressing on Kingdom Records. I literally bought this and their debut at Seattle record shows ten years apart (2012/2022) and both are primo OG pressings. Sometimes, life doesn’t suck.
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