Eartheater: Irisiri
Eartheater: Irisiri
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Eartheater
Label: Pan
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 723849813043
Genre: Rock
Vinyl LP pressing. Eartheater (aka Queens based artist Alexandra Drewchin) distills foley-filled digital production, a three-octave vocal range, and classical composition into works suspended between obsessively detailed sonic tapestries and almost recklessly romantic and gestural electronica. IRISIRI, Eartheater's third full-length record, lays out a shifting network of abstract song craft, laced with sudden structural upheavals, and collisions of mutated tropes from numerous sonic vocabularies. Guest spots on IRISIRI charge Drewchin's ideas with concordant energies, from the stark imagist poetry of Odwalla1221 on "Inhale Baby," to the sheer lacerating force of Moor Mother's unflinching verse on "MMXXX." Drewchin's lyrics, strewn with flourishes of wordplay and symbolism, explore themes of her autodidactic experience - playing with the tutelage of the "pupil" within the "iris" mirrored in the palindrome IRISIRI.
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