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Below are some of the most otherworldly missed connections that have been posted so far following the end of this year's Burn.
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Electrons, which display the properties of both particles and waves, are one of the most otherworldly and slippery forms of matter known to science.
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Her live-in-the-studio duet with Sam Smith — in his most otherworldly register — turns it into a dialogue of tension and reconciliation, raising it to near-operatic drama over swelling strings.
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And the venue couldn't be more perfect: The Louisiana — a glass-walled midcentury building on the Oresund Sound 24 miles north of Copenhagen — is one of the most otherworldly artistic institutions in Europe.
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Having a high-tech waste treatment plant in one of Earth's most otherworldly locales will offer a great opportunity to test out new technology and see just how we might someday put our poo to better use.
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Wearing a red dress and a white veil, she streaked up and down church aisles, climbed over pews and tangled with a net of red cords suggestive of a ship's rigging in the most otherworldly of the performances.
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Ms. Driver, for instance, has picked Jacques Rivette's playful "Le Pont du Nord" (on May 17 and 29) and "The Man Who Fell to Earth" (also on May 17 and 29), starring David Bowie at his most otherworldly.
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Shah, who grew up in New York and learned the trade by working with her mother (who founded Aditiany in 1991), helps brands realize their most otherworldly visions, overseeing a 30-person-plus team of fabric buyers and embroiderers in Mumbai and New York.
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Santa Maria a Cetrella is a Franciscan chapel and hermitage in Anacapri, Capri, Italy. Referred to as "Capri's most otherworldly church", it contains a Madonna statue which is venerated by pilgrims, including Rainer Maria Rilke. Built in the Middle Ages, its features include stucco siding, with a low- vaulted ceiling. It is located on Mount Solaro's Cetrella region.
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Young himself said of "Will to Love" that it "might be one of the best records I ever made." Young biographer Jimmy McDonough called it "one of Young's most otherworldly performances" and a "highlight" of American Stars 'N Bars. Author Ken Bielen calls it "a long, wordy track with an ethereal feel." Neil Young FAQ author Glen Boyd calls it one "of Young's all-time greatest songs," and one of his most beautiful and unique.
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