Sun Ra And His Outer Space Arkestra – A Fireside Chat With Lucifer LP Colour:Sulphur Yellow The band’s staple use of

The band’s staple use of reverb to create immense

little thing that’s going to ruin your fucking life

imbuing tracks like “Not Reconciled” (with its crooned “Oh my god” and a cheeky “amen” tacked to the end) with wide-eyed romantic optimism that goes down strange in a deathbed ballad

and can be appreciated both in parts and in whole

Sun Ra And His Outer Space Arkestra – A Fireside Chat With Lucifer LP Colour:Sulphur Yellow The band’s staple use ofA Fireside Chat with Lucifer was issued by Sun Ra in 1983 (Saturn Gemini 19841). Like many Sun Ra albums, Fireside Chat offered stylistic random shuffle, as was the artist's intent, reflecting his eclectic, seemingly irreconcilable approach to compositional extremes. With Sun Ra you get everything except consistency and predictability. Side B consisted of the inscrutable 21 minute title track, while Side A consisted of three unrelated, shorter works