Edward Sol's seventh studio album — a conceptual noise composition in 6 parts. Release 28 May 2026 on Nexsound label.
Edward Sol presents the seventh studio album 'Erosion' on 28 May 2026 on Nexsound label (founded by Andrey Kiritchenko — see separate PR8 news). This is a 6-part conceptual album (total duration 64 minutes) exploring noise as a form of aesthetic 'decay' — sound erosion that everything goes through. Album structure: I. 'Glass Eats Concrete' (8:30 — soft erosion textures); II. 'Iron Becomes Rust' (10:45 — slow metallic erosion through time); III. 'Bone Turns Stone' (12:18 — longest track, dark drone); IV. 'Stone Becomes Sand' (9:42 — minimal-rhythmic noise); V. 'Sand Returns to Wind' (10:18 — atmospheric); VI. 'Wind Reads Bone' (12:30 — finale, synthesis). Recording took place from 2024 to 2025 at Edward Sol's home studio in Lviv using broken-electronic instruments, modified tape machines, contact microphones on various erodable materials (metal, glass, stone, fabric). The release in formats: digital streaming, CD digipack with 12-page booklet (Oleksandr Sokolovskyi's essay on noise as form); 180g vinyl in rough-edge concrete-marble version (limited 300 copies, price 42€).
