Patrick Cowley - Primitive World This track is a Cowley original from his concept electro-disco album Mind Warp. This song was first introduced to me by the amazing Dutch DJ I-F. Lots of electro sounds, chanting and jungle drum rhythms. A fantasic song that still gets worked into sets today.

Frank Zander Und Zazu - Captain Starlight Okay, this is perhaps the weirdest, most left-field track I’m going to post under “cosmic” this week. I first learned about this track from Kaos and Sal P’s Danse, Gravité Zéro Mix from last year. It starts out with this beautiful violin solo, then quickly turns into a glam rock work out, á la Bowie, about a man in space. This is the original uncut/unmixed version of the song. It’s crazy good. I would go so far as to say this man is a genius, except I know nothing about him. He’s german. I think he now writes music for children. And this is his most recent world-wide hit. (The actual video has even been featured here on Slog. Go Megan!) Craaaaaazy!

Voyage - Point Zero Yesterday I gave you their alter-ego Arpadys. Today you get the real thing. Point Zero is more hi-nrg then you would usually hear in a “cosmic” song, but it works on almost every level. Spacey, chanting and highly rhythmic. Catch that groove.

Johnny Harris - Odyssey Pt. 1 If you can’t envision this guy playing the shit out of his strap on synth then you are nuts! Listen to this guy go all fuckin’ rockstar on your ass! He rules! You can just see him in the studio by himself rocking out to himself! Well guess what? Remember the Buck Rogers TV show? In one episode there was a rock band in space…remember…THIS IS THAT SONG! Originally released on K.C. And The Sunshine Band’s label. How “cosmic” is that?