The Fossils - Midnight Sky

The Fossils — Midnight Sky They went quiet again. They always do. After Where Giants Roam, The Fossils all but disappeared — fewer shows, longer silences, the kind of quiet that made people wonder if they'd already heard the last of them. But somewhere in a rented house in Bolinas, the songs kept coming. Diane Ashworth's voice rising clearer and higher than it had in years. Carolyn Vetch's organ drifting through the floorboards at odd hours. Kowalski's bass holding a single drone like it was waiting for something to break. What they were waiting for was this. Midnight Sky is the first half of a two-part record — the stillness before the weather turns. Seven songs that move like still water reflecting stars: spacious, patient, exposed in a way the band had never let themselves be before. Tracklist: [1960s psychedelic acid folk rock] 1. Quiet Fire - 00:00:00 2. Awake - 00:03:42 3. Not Your Baby Doll - 00:08:49 4. Somewhere In Between - 00:11:34 5. Forever - 00:14:54 6. Older Than the Telling - 00:18:48 7. Midnight Sky - 00:22:06 Its other half, Midnight Rain, is coming. As Diane once put it — "They're not two albums. They're one sky, depending on when you're standing under it." This is where you start standing under it.