Ronald Sanchez has valiantly led this neo-psych Bozeman, Montana (a beautifully isolated mountain west outpost) collective named after a 1942 Curt Siodmak sci-fi novel (and 1953 film with the future Nancy Reagan) for 23 years with Colter Langan and legendary Radio Birdman guitarist/aviator/doctor Deniz Tek. All three write, as does their new member, Windbreakers' veteran Bobby Sutliff, while another proto-punk, original Flamin' Groovies leader Roy Loney, cameos. With such superlative talent, and a combined record collection to start their own Amoeba, it's directed into a magnificently moody, midtempo psych stew with folk-rock underpinnings, like favorite Bevis Frond, Byrds, Jefferson Airplane, Seeds, and some Birdman songs. (Tek's "Vanished" was even originally composed for Birdman's Zeno Beach.) Like the best psych meditations, this is a far-out catchy trip without a narcotics flashback, and the concluding seven-track song cycle is ambitiously stupendous. ~ Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover, Rovi

1		The Same Mistakes
2		Green 17
3		Broken Glass Corner
4		You Gotta Go Now
5		Carefully Considered Answers
6		Last Acid Rider
7		After the Main Sequence
8		Come For the Sun
9		Wooden Horse
10		I Saw Your Light
11		Vanished
12		High Street Hit Man
13		Thinking About Neutrons