Nightform
Recorded live to tape over nine nights on Rivington Street. Modular noise pushed through a church organ, drums up a stairwell, and every vocal cut in one take before sunrise.
Sound in its purest form
Ten years of Echora on tape — six releases, from a Bushwick basement EP to Nightform, cut live over nine nights on Rivington Street.
Albums, EPs and one very loud live document. All six are back on vinyl this spring.
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Recorded live to tape over nine nights on Rivington Street. Modular noise pushed through a church organ, drums up a stairwell, and every vocal cut in one take before sunrise.
Written on the road between Cologne and Lisbon, finished in a rented barn upstate. Warmer, looser, and the first Echora record where every member takes a lead vocal.
Six songs pulled from the Nightform sessions and mixed the same week. No overdubs, one microphone in the middle of the room, and the radiator you can hear on track four.
Two sold-out nights in Brooklyn on a mobile desk, with a forty-piece string section and a crowd that sang the second verse of Halogen back louder than we played it.
The breakthrough. Cut in eleven days on a borrowed budget, mastered at half speed, and still the record people hold their phones up for at every single show.
Our first proper release: five songs tracked in a friend’s amber-lit basement in Bushwick, pressed to three hundred records and sold from the back of a van.
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