Sylvan Esso – Ow ∞ (LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

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Sylvan Esso – Ow ∞ (LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

Name: Sylvan Esso – Ow ∞ (LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record
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Sylvan Esso – Ow ∞ (LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

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Step into the inventive electronic world of Sylvan Esso with Sylvan Esso – Ow ∞ (LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record. Known for their distinctive combination of intimate vocals, imaginative electronic production, irresistible rhythms, and experimental pop songwriting, Sylvan Esso create music that feels equally at home through headphones, on the dance floor, and spinning on a turntable.

Ow ∞ brings the duo's unmistakable creative approach to physical vinyl, making it an exciting addition for longtime fans and listeners drawn to adventurous indie pop and electronic music. Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn's musical chemistry has helped give Sylvan Esso a sound that remains instantly recognizable within the modern indie landscape.

Presented on classic LP vinyl, this release is made for listeners who want to experience the music as a complete record. Drop the needle, turn up the speakers, and enjoy the textures, beats, vocals, and details that make Sylvan Esso such a compelling listen.

Whether you're already a dedicated Sylvan Esso fan, collect indie and electronic vinyl, enjoy experimental pop, or simply want something distinctive for your next turntable session, this factory-sealed LP deserves a place in your collection.

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Sylvan Esso have developed a dedicated following among indie and vinyl collectors, and individual physical pressings can become increasingly difficult to locate after current inventory sells through. If Ow ∞ belongs in your Sylvan Esso collection, securing a factory-sealed copy while it's available can save you from searching for this pressing later.

Order your Sylvan Esso – Ow ∞ (LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record today while it's available and add another distinctive Sylvan Esso release to your vinyl collection!

Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn have spent the better part of a decade building one of indie electronic music's most distinctive partnerships, rooted in the DIY spirit of their Durham, North Carolina scene. Meath's background in folk harmony (she's one third of Mountain Man) has always pulled against Sanborn's production instincts in the most productive tension, and that push-pull is very much alive here.

On their new album, Sylvan Esso metabolizes a life of making music with people into making art that you just love, a tactile and enveloping freefall. Written across four years in the woods in Chapel Hill, the longest the band has ever spent writing a record,
Ow ∞ (pronounced “Ow Infinity”) arrives with an intense immediacy. Most of the tracks here are Meath’s first vocal takes, and the clarity and humanness of her singular voice anchors the album in something real. It was born from a time of experimentation and collaboration, resulting in a sinewy, punchy, explosive work where the songs want to claw their way out. A technicolor totem of personal destruction, the feeling of being pummeled to silly putty and built back into something that feels almost human, almost familiar but freakish and new – a cartoonish, slapstick grin printed across a ruin.

A large chunk of the record was born from improvisation, hours spent at their North Carolina studio finding grooves with guest collaborators including Glenn Kotche (Wilco), Matt Douglas (the Mountain Goats), Jenn Wasner (Wye Oak, Flock of Dimes), Joe Westerlund (Megafaun), Jake Luppen (Hippo Campus, Samia), Daniel Aged (Frank Ocean, Dijon) and drummer TJ Maiani (Weyes Blood, Neneh Cherry).

Ow ∞ marks the first time Sylvan Esso has gotten comfortable with the fact that they are doing this – where they’ve figured out all the avenues in which they can take control, and put things out the way they want to, with the people they choose, in their own studio and through their own label. For an album that wrestles so much with the out-of-control nature of being alive, it meets the duo at a time where, finally, they actually have complete control over what Sylvan Esso can be.

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