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![]() EluviumYour Rating:Average Rating:Hometown: Portland, OR (USA) About:Current ReleasesMedia: Eluvium: 'Nightmare Ending' Eluvium have posted a stream of their new album, Nightmare Ending which is due out May 14, 2013. Find it… May 08, 2013 Media: Eluvium: "Happiness" (with Ira Kaplan of Yo La Tengo) Eluvium is premiering a new song titled "Happiness." The song features Ira Kaplan of Yo La Tengo and will appear on Nightmare Ending which is due out May 14,… April 30, 2013 Media: Eluvium: "Envenom Mettle" Eluvium has posted a stream of "Envenom Mettle." The song comes from the post-rock outfit's Nightmare Ending which is due out May 14, 2013 via Temporary… March 07, 2013 Videos: Eluvium: "The Motion Makes Me Last" Eluvium have released the video for "The Motion Makes Me Last" from their upcoming album, Similies. The record is the first from the band to feature vocals. You can click Read More for the… February 13, 2010 Media: Eluvium: "Leaves Eclipse The Light" Eluvium are premiering a new song from their next album. The record is titled Similes and is due out February 23, 2010. Check out "Leaves Eclipse The Light" right here.… January 07, 2010 Media: Jesu: "Why Are We Not Perfect?" Jesu, the prolific project from former Godflesh mastermind Justin Broadrick, has posted a stream of their new EP. The record is titled Why Are We Not Perfect? and is due out September 09, 2008. The five track EP includes the two tracks that were originally released on a split with Eluvium as well as three new tracks. The album promises less "pounding guitars" and more… September 09, 2008 Media: Jesu plans new EP Jesu, the prolific project from former Godflesh mastermind Justin Broadrick, has announced the release of a new EP. The record is titled Why Are We Not Perfect? and is due out September 09, 2008. The five track EP includes the two tracks that were originally released on a split with Eluvium as well as three new tracks. The album promises less "pounding guitars" and more… August 20, 2008 |
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Born in Tennessee and raised in Louisville, KY, Matthew Cooper relocated to Portland, OR several years back and has since spent many a night holed up in his house transforming the vibrations in his brain into sweeping walls of elegant noise. With a depth ranging from fragile to glacial, he takes dense layers of guitars and pianos and builds them into an awe-inspiring fortress around himself. Resting comfortably and confidently in the spirits of Brian Eno's most accomplished ambient pieces, Eluvium is a freakishly beautiful affair. If it was ever possible for a warm gust of wind to send chills through every bone in your body, then Eluvium is that warm wind.