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Siavash Amini // eremos LP [BLACK/COLOR]

Siavash Amini // eremos LP [BLACK/COLOR]

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Siavash Amini, an experimental musician from Tehran, Iran who has released on labels such as Hallow Ground and Opal Tapes in the past, will be joining American Dreams, an all-genre label based in Chicago, in October 2023.It is a record released from.

Contains 4 songs from deep listening collage drone to noise drone. DL code included.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more American Dreams releases available at Tobira.

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Available on 12" black vinyl, 12" clear vinyl, or 12" 'concrete' (grey) vinyl. 

Includes DL code.

tracklist:

  1. Wayward 08:31
  2. The Darkness About the Pole 10:32
  3. A Desert of Immobile Winds (Pt. 1) 08:19
  4. A Desert of Immobile Winds (Pt. 2) 09:40

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Text excerpt by Eugene Thacker via American Dreams:

“'Eremos' is a Greek adjective meaning uninhabited, desert, or remote, but “the important thing for me is 'uninhabited',” says Iranian sound artist Siavash Amini, explaining the title of his new LP. For over a decade, Amini has crafted tight, detailed sound pieces drawing from electronic music, electroacoustic experimentation, and classical music traditions, working in solo and group configurations – see collaborations with Iranian duo 9T Antiope, American scholar and poet Eugene Thacker, French ambient composer Saåad, and more. On eremos, Amini considers two passages from Iranian philosopher-poet Ibn Sina's Hayy ibn Yaqdhan, a mystical Romance on which the more widely-read Hayy ibn Yaqdhan by Ibn Tufayl is based – the first passage musing on space, desolation, life, and non -life; the second with light, darkness, precipice, and transcendence. Across four longform compositions, he interprets those selfsame themes with patience, curiosity, and necessity.

There's a rootlessness to Amini's sound and toolkit – unplaceable but nomadic – outside chronology's nagging sway. Take lead single “The Darkness About the Pole,” which opens with a sustaining coarse hiss – is it sand through the hourglass? Needle tracing a record's center label ? Wind? Heavier components enter as sharply-outlined fog. Theirs is a slow arid dance from nowhere traveling somewhere, moving through ghost towns, quarantined museums, and desert plains — not a denizen in sight."

Artist: Siavash Amini

Label: American Dreams

CAT No.: 63ADR

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Siavash Amini, an experimental musician from Tehran, Iran who has released on labels such as Hallow Ground and Opal Tapes in the past, will be joining American Dreams, an all-genre label based in Chicago, in October 2023.It is a record released from.

Contains 4 songs from deep listening collage drone to noise drone. DL code included.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more American Dreams releases available at Tobira.

----------------------

Available on 12" black vinyl, 12" clear vinyl, or 12" 'concrete' (grey) vinyl. 

Includes DL code.

tracklist:

  1. Wayward 08:31
  2. The Darkness About the Pole 10:32
  3. A Desert of Immobile Winds (Pt. 1) 08:19
  4. A Desert of Immobile Winds (Pt. 2) 09:40

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Text excerpt by Eugene Thacker via American Dreams:

“'Eremos' is a Greek adjective meaning uninhabited, desert, or remote, but “the important thing for me is 'uninhabited',” says Iranian sound artist Siavash Amini, explaining the title of his new LP. For over a decade, Amini has crafted tight, detailed sound pieces drawing from electronic music, electroacoustic experimentation, and classical music traditions, working in solo and group configurations – see collaborations with Iranian duo 9T Antiope, American scholar and poet Eugene Thacker, French ambient composer Saåad, and more. On eremos, Amini considers two passages from Iranian philosopher-poet Ibn Sina's Hayy ibn Yaqdhan, a mystical Romance on which the more widely-read Hayy ibn Yaqdhan by Ibn Tufayl is based – the first passage musing on space, desolation, life, and non -life; the second with light, darkness, precipice, and transcendence. Across four longform compositions, he interprets those selfsame themes with patience, curiosity, and necessity.

There's a rootlessness to Amini's sound and toolkit – unplaceable but nomadic – outside chronology's nagging sway. Take lead single “The Darkness About the Pole,” which opens with a sustaining coarse hiss – is it sand through the hourglass? Needle tracing a record's center label ? Wind? Heavier components enter as sharply-outlined fog. Theirs is a slow arid dance from nowhere traveling somewhere, moving through ghost towns, quarantined museums, and desert plains — not a denizen in sight."

Artist: Siavash Amini

Label: American Dreams

CAT No.: 63ADR