It's hard to believe, but High Places still haven't released their first proper album -- 03/07 - 09/07 was a comp, remember. But don't expect a letdown because their forthcoming self-titled debut on Thrill Jockey is great, easily expanding on and complicating their past work, creating a more cohesive whole than you received via 03/07 - 09/07 . A little while ago we offered up a listen to the recorded version of "Vision's the First... " (which we first heard at our SXSW party ) and then fronting fellow album track "Namer" on an Upset The Rhythm 7". Now you can take a listen to "From Stardust To Sentience," the album's final track. It sounds like an exit, an ambient lullaby that finds Mary Pearson singing about space, the effects of gravity, and the desert where "your thoughts are as clear as the stars."