Cruising Through Cosmic Grit: “Endless Miles” by I, Captain

Strap in and let the groove take the wheel, “Endless Miles,” the standout single from Outer Space, the sophomore full-length release by I, Captain, is a heady ride through cosmic funk, gritty blues, and punked-up rock’n’roll. If you’re craving something with personality, punch, and a touch of interstellar swagger, this one’s going to hit just right.

From the first downbeat, “Endless Miles” feels like a dusty spaceship tearing through galaxies with a busted radio playing only the funkiest records. The bass lines walk with confidence, the guitars snarl with vintage soul, and the drums have just enough looseness to remind you this isn’t some overproduced studio trickery, it’s raw, it’s real, and it’s alive. There’s a clear nod to the 70s-era concept albums here, but I, Captain isn’t just rehashing nostalgia, they’re building on it, recharging it with their own DIY grit and modern-day attitude.

This track doesn’t just sound like a journey, it feels like one. There’s motion in every note, a sense that we’re heading somewhere, even if the destination’s unclear. And maybe that’s the point. “Endless Miles” isn’t about the finish line, it’s about getting lost in the sound, the story, and the groove.

I, Captain continues to blaze their own trail through genre and space, and honestly? We’re lucky to be along for the ride.