Earth’s third album, Pentastar: In the Style of Demons, stands as a defining moment in their catalogue - a slow-moving, fuzz-laden take on heavy rock that folds together the gravity of Black Sabbath, the spaceward pull of Hawkwind and the haze of Hendrix. More overtly rock-oriented than their earlier work, it trades in thick, unhurried riffs that stretch into something hypnotic and expansive. The mood is vast and solitary, like a long drive with no fixed destination, moving between desert heat and cosmic distance. Among its most recognisable moments is Tallahassee, a track that captures the album’s enduring pull and heavy-lidded groove.