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\n\tPJ Harvey<\/a>\u2018s last album<\/a> found her singing about a fictionalized version of her home country. For her next project, she\u2019s headed as far there as humanly (or inhumanly) possible.<\/p>\n \n\tOn her somber new single, \u201cVoyager,\u201d she imagines what the voice of the Voyager 2<\/em>, a space probe NASA launched in 1977, would say. \u201cForce fields, high winds, cold moons, bright rings, hear my signal, will you follow?\u201d she sings, her voice sounding spectral with glitches. \u201cLook back at us as a speck of dirt.\u201d Keyboards undulate between two notes, quivering like a fading signal, as she sings, \u201cChoose light, choose love.\u201d Strings swell around her as her voice lifts heavenward at the end. The song features in particle physicist and BBC personality Brian Cox<\/a>\u2018s Emergence world tour<\/a>. A seven-inch of the song is available for preorder<\/a>.<\/p>\n