presented by black editions & eremite / brö

05 VI  the chapel  san francisco

08 VI  zebulon  los angeles

09 VI  zebulon  los angeles

(photo dawid laskowsky)

abrams / lisa alvarado / mikel avery / jason stein

27 III   blow out series  oslo

28 III   folkteatern  goteberg

29 III   inkonst  malmo

30 III   courtisane festival  ghent

31 III   MK gallery  milton keynes

02 IV   oslo   london

03 IV   stadtgarten   cologne

04 IV   bim huis   amsterdam

05 IV   brdcst festival   brussels

06 IV   rewire festival   den haag

07 IV   arkaoda  berlin

09 IV   la dynamo   paris

11 IV   alice   copenhagen

12 IV   atlas   aarhus

13 IV   danish vaishyas   alborg

14 IV   momentum   odense

21 IV   hideout   chicago (with gunn / trusinski)

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NIS: abrams / alvarado / avery / boye / kelly / guests

05 II 2017  the chapel  san francisco

07 II 2017  zebulon  los angeles   

poster by sonya sombreuil / come tees

the second edition of simultonality, by joshua abrams natural information society, is available right here at eremite.com, while supplies last. pressed on real audiophile vinyl by RTI, with heavyweight laserdisc jackets, retro audiophile dust sleeves, & labels all screenprinted by our friend alan sherry at siwa. thanks to the righteous heads who included simultonality in their best of 2017 lists.

rolling stone 20 best avant albums of 2017
pitchfork 8.1 rating
the wire magazine #7 record 2017
uncut magazine #15 record 2017
john mulvey, uncut, #2 favourite record 2017
aquarium drunkard 2017 year in review
chicago reader, peter margasak's 40 favorite albums of 2017
three lobed records "listening time well spent" 2017
paradise of bachelors records 2017 year-end list
stranded records 10 favorite 2017 releases
CKUT favourite sounds of 2017
rough trade records staff picks of the year 2017
carpark records staff picks 2017
chirp radio best of 2017
mac, merge records 2017 year-end playlist
WWOZ favorite recordings of 2017
free jazz blog's 2017 top 10 lists
hhv.de staff picks 2017

pitchfork & the vinyl district review drum dance to the motherland. pitchfork: "A long-forgotten gem of experimental jazz gets a welcome reissue 45 years after it was recorded in a Philadelphia basement; deep, adventurous & soulful, it is a joy to discover."