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SUNN O))) Eternity’s Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential – Vinyl LP (red)

28.50 €

Sub Pop Records

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Release date : 28 november 2025
Estimated shipping date : end november / early december 2025

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Categories: Pre-order, Sub Pop Records, SUNN O))), Vinyl LP Tag: Drone

Bar code: 0098787171303

SUNN O))) Eternity’s Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential – Vinyl LP (red)

Pressing info : First pressing on red vinyl LP.

<a href="https://sunn.bandcamp.com/album/eternitys-pillars-b-w-raise-the-chalice-reverential">Eternity’s Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential de SUNN O)))</a>

SP1713 Eternity’s Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential is sunn O)))’s premier work on the maxi 12” medium for Sub Pop.

It consists of three brand new tracks created and performed by the iconic duo of Stephen O’Malley and Greg Anderson and co-produced by sunn O))) and Brad Wood. Brad Wood recorded the material at Bear Creek Studios in Woodinville and Sea Grass in Los Angeles in 2025. The tracks on this maxi 12” are the first official sunn O))) studio recordings to feature only the original core duo on heavily saturated electric guitars and synthesis.

sunn O))) gave extreme focus and care to each step and aspect of the recording, each tone and level of saturation, each gain stage and speaker, each arrangement and harmonic. The Pacific Northwest forest is our guide.

“Eternity’s Pillars” is named for the mid-1980s television program created and hosted by jazz visionary and spiritual guru Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda, focusing on her incessant belief in music’s capacity to attain spiritual transcendence. “Raise the Chalice” is named for a rallying cry often uttered by Northwest legend Ron Guardipee throughout the mid-1990s. “Reverential” equally pays respect and sends loud praise to those who came before us with the heaviest burdens, expressions with music and art being the materials of an antiphon.

The front cover of the maxi 12” depicts the duo in the woods northeast of Seattle, through the lens of Charles Peterson.