Planetarium's 1971 album "Infinity" on Black Beard Records is a key release in the psychedelic rock genre. The album features a blend of experimental sounds and classic rock structures.
- "Infinity" was recorded at Golden Age Recording Studios in Los Angeles. The album cover art was created by artist David Paul. The album reached number 182 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The album was produced by Michael Lloyd, known for his work with The Beach Boys and David Cassidy. Planetarium disbanded shortly after the release of "Infinity," with members going on to solo careers. The track "Cosmic Journey" has been sampled by numerous hip-hop artists.
- "Infinity" is often cited as an influence on later progressive rock bands. The album's intricate arrangements and lyrical themes explored concepts of space and consciousness. Black Beard Records was a small independent label, making "Infinity" a relatively rare find for collectors.
Planetarium was a rock band from Los Angeles, California. They were known for their psychedelic rock sound.
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