News & Updates

The Future’s For The Brave

Updated and improved website

—December 25, 2011
DARK SKIES ASSOCIATION have finally gotten around to upgrade the homepage, thanks to KMVdesign. Among the new features, you’ll find this blog page where one can read the latest news and leave comments. Another new feature is the improved Online Shop, now with a shopping cart which enables one to buy more than one item at a time. Our Contact & Links page now also let’s visitors sign up for our SKY NEWS more easily than before. It’s still in development so don’t be shy to tell us if you run into problems or discover a bug.
Yours truly,
DARK SKIES ASSOCIATION

Happy TOP NICE X-mas!

—December 20, 2011

HISTORY

—December 14, 2011

SKY NEWS

—December 10, 2011

Hotel Home

—December 5, 2011

Video Premiere: Skybound

—October 24, 2011
DARK SKIES ASSOCIATION, among many others, enjoy the long dark nights ahead by lifting our eyes to gaze the star filled sky. Today it is 410 years ago the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe died in Prague. And although Brahe himself was an important scientist, leaving the world with his countless and at that time most accurate observations of the planetary motions, it is the life and deed by his assistant we would like to commemorate by presenting the first video from the upcoming album, Skybound, A homage to Johannes Kepler. Please note that it (like most our videos) contains some copyright infringement and due to this an incorrect music link is posted in the right corner (who is Gabriele Bellini anyway?), it also features advertisement which is out of our control since it’s a choice made by the copyright holder. None the less, enjoy the song and video by following this link.

Who wants to be a millionaire?

—October 7, 2011

The Closest We’ll Ever Get To Heaven

—September 13, 2011

Hey Moon!

—July 25, 2011
The American singer John Maus has included a cover of Molly Nilsson’s song “Hey Moon!” on his long awaited album We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves, (released on Ribbon Music/ Upset The Rhythm). The song was originally found on Molly Nilsson’s debut album These Things Take Time in 2008. Listen to his version of the song here.

A Song They Won’t Be Playing On The Radio

—May 5, 2011