Name: Heard a Preacher on Mars by Volant Records
Duration: 2 min 53 s
Description: An avant-garde Americana / lo-fi concept album — surreal, cosmic, and absurd. Street Town blends dusty guitars, tape hiss, gospel fragments, and found sound to explore the humor and heartbreak of existence while surfing through an asteroid tsunami. Think spaghetti westerns in space, broken radios, and lonely preachers whispering to the void.

An avant-garde Americana / lo-fi concept album — surreal, cosmic, and absurd. Street Town blends dusty guitars, tape hiss, gospel fragments, and found sound to explore the humor and heartbreak of existence while surfing through an asteroid tsunami. Think spaghetti westerns in space, broken radios, and lonely preachers whispering to the void.

I Think Therefore I Think I Am

Riding the Waves of an Asteroid Tsunami

Cigarettes in Zero Gravity

A Mule Named Theory

A soulful groove about movement, perspective, and peace in the journey. Window Seat captures that quiet clarity you find when life slows down long enough to see the beauty in motion.

Window Seat

Heard a Preacher on Mars

A soul-soaked reflection on finding your way back to music. Pages I Never Planned celebrates the moments that weren’t in the script but shaped the song anyway.

Pages I Never Planned

Grandpa’s Radio Fell Through Time

Everything’s a Joke (and the Punchline Is Me)

Volant Records is an independent label dedicated to bold, genre-spanning sounds and timeless artistry. Jupiter Morrow's music always tries to find truth in the pain, with eyes wide and with a heart that is open.

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Heard a Preacher on Mars

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