The Research - EP

Deepest Gloom

Fifth track from 2010's We Are Melting Now [with Heaviness]

We Are Melting Now (With Heaviness)

Best-Case Scenario

Third track from 2010's We Are Melting Now [with Heaviness] album

Brink of Comfortable

Opening track from 2006's Scientific American album.

Scientific American

Perforated Lines

Third track from 2006's Scientific American album.

Connecting Dots

Fourth track from 2006's Scientific American album.

Starry-eyed

Sixth track from 2006's Scientific American album.

Options for Youth

Opening track from 2010's We Are Melting Now [with Heaviness] album.

Mere Mortals

Winter. From A Distance.

Twelve Seventy-Four

One Silver Astronaut was a community of ambitious, hopeful artists and musicians attempting to create something beautiful together.  This Los Angeles-based band, operating roughly from 2006 to 2012, strove to trademark its own brand of “orchestral indie pop” by incorporating a refreshing blend of violin, brass, and glockenspiel, along with traditional rock instruments.  They completed their third disc in 2010, We Are Melting Now [with Heaviness], thanks in large part to the success of 2008’s The Research EP and one of its tracks, “Band-Aid for a Fracture,” finding its way onto the CW’s hit TV show Gossip Girl.  Frequenting the stages of many of L.A.’s storied venues and taking to the road in the summers of 2008 and 2009, they continued to surge ahead in their quest to craft and convey imperfect, quirky, contemplative, indie pop songs that were pure of heart, of sound mind, and explored the soul.

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