Clear Horizon - Clear Horizon (2003)

Related:
Flying Saucer Attack - Flying Saucer Attack (1993)
Flying Saucer Attack - Further (1995)
Jessica Bailiff - Hour of the Trace (1999)
Northern Song Dynasty - Northern Song Dynasty (2002)
Synrinx & Jessica Bailiff - Fear of the Red Admirals (2011)

Entrancing, ambient psych folk/space rock. Clear Horizon was a one-off collaboration between Jessica Bailiff and Dave Pearce of Flying Saucer Attack, and that's exactly what it sounds like.

Track listing:
1. Watching the Sea
2. Death's Dance
3. For Days
4. Sunrise Drift
5. Millenium Blues
6. Distortion Song
7. A Child's Eyes
8. Dusk
9. Open Road

You were so close

For more like this, listen to:

Christina Carter -
Bastard Wind (2003)

Islaja -
Ulual Yyy (2007)

Northern Song Dynasty - Northern Song Dynasty (2002)

Previously on OPIUM HUM:
Jessica Bailiff - Hour of the Trace (1999)
Syrinx & Jessica Bailiff - Fear of the Red Admirals (2011)

Dreamy, ambient slowcore from a duo featuring the reliably stellar Jessica Bailiff. I have survived finals week, and now I will celebrate by listening to beautiful, soothing music and getting high all day.

Track listing:
1. The Disappearance of Patrick Phillip
2. Seizures
3. Saving a Lost Soul from the Cold of the Night
4. Before
5. Those Days
6. Storm
7. Tromba d'Aria
8. Circle Road
9. Changing of the Seasons
10. One Step Down

Something's strange and I have seizures

You should also hear:

Low -
The Curtain Hits the Cast (1996)

Auburn Lull -
Alone I Admire (1999)

Syrinx & Jessica Bailiff - Fear of the Red Admirals (2011)

Previously on OPIUM HUM:
Jessica Bailiff - Hour of Trace (1999)

Glimmers of sorrowful beauty obscured in anxious, slow-building clouds of dissonant drone. For free/name your price, along with a whole bunch of other great music, via bandcamp.

Track listing:
1. A Whisper of Flight
2. I Remember You Most...
3. ... As Time Moved to Nothing
4. Fear of the Red Admirals (Reprise)

We have no future

You'd probably also like:

Badgerlore - Of Things Too Sorrowful
to Be Reminded of, and Things Too
Beautiful to Possess (2006)

Christina Carter -
Bastard Wing (2006)

Jessica Bailiff - Hour of the Trace (1999)

Hazy, narcotized sounds that are somewhere in the realm of dream pop, shoegaze, and slowcore. Produced by Alan Sparhawk of Low, and featuring the voice and drumming of Mimi Sparhawk (also of Low, duh) on a couple of songs. Jessica Bailiff would have been so 100% up 20-year-old me's alley, it's a real shame I didn't hear her 'til a few months back.

Track listing:
1. Crush
2. Toska
3. After Hours
4. Amnesia
5. Warren
6. How Our Perception of Distance Is Changed with Each Passing Hour
7. Across the Miles

Pull me under so I'll forget
Make me warm so I'll forget

You should also hear:

Lilys -
Eccsame the Photon Band (1994)

Duster -
Stratosphere (1998)