What makes These Things Take Time by SubArachnoid Space notable?

The album received positive critical reception, particularly for its ambitious sound and production quality, which helped solidify SubArachnoid Space's place in the underground music scene. It has also been noted for its influence on subsequent artists exploring similar experimental and ambient rock territories. These Things Take Time is SubArachnoid Space's third studio album, released in 2000, following their previous effort, 1998's The Grave of the Artist. At this point in their career, the band had begun to establish their identity within the space rock genre, blending elements of psychedelia and noise to create expansive tracks that push conventional boundaries.

How many songs are on These Things Take Time?

These Things Take Time has 7 tracks, running approximately 44 minutes.

These Things Take Time

SubArachnoid Space · 2000

44 min · 7 tracks · space rock

Ethereal soundscapes intertwine with heavy guitar riffs, creating an immersive journey through cosmic themes and experimental textures.

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A — Opening with nearly ten minutes of evolving sonic landscapes, this track sets the tone for the album's exploration of space and time through music.
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D — This lengthy piece showcases the band's ability to blend heavy instrumentation with ethereal atmospheres, demonstrating their unique approach to songwriting.
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B — With its concise structure yet rich sound layers, this track exemplifies the band's skill in creating immersive experiences in a shorter format.

Tracklist

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1 A 9:16
2 B 6:51
3 C 3:05
4 D 10:57
5 E 9:03
6 F 2:08
7 G 3:34

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