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"Eternity's Pillars" by sunn O))) from 'Eternity's Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential' (Release Date: October 14, 2025)
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Eternity's Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential

Eternity's Pillars

sunn O))) - Eternity's Pillars

This song is about the Salt Of The Earth People: Women.

It's this: we can get off in your clunky mess. We create portals in your mistakes. We are capable of perpetuating what's Good in an environment that's Deteriorating. We continue to synthesize beauty, and pleasure, and awe, and curiosity, and connection, in a world that tells us not to. Women are fabulous.

SALTWORKS was also inspired by a dear friend who runs his own Salt Factory in California. His view on the world, his respect for women and sensitivity and nature, his cheeky calm sacred spirit. Thank you Jeff I love you.

Produced and mixed by Liam Howe.
Written and composed by Bea and Liam.
Master by Tom Ruijg.

Cover ~
Concept & direction + edit by Bea
Photography by Dim Balsem

Single #3 of #7 off the "17:17 project"
Self-released  17-10-2025 thru @be.aworld ⚜️

Saltworks

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The second track from Arp's forthcoming album DRIFTS, out 14 November 2025 on Modern Obscure Music

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Bad Tips residency episode 13 with Molly Lin, one of Taiwan's finest joining GBOI for one hour of bass, breaks and techno.

BAD TIPS with MOLLY LIN b2b GBOI - 13 Novembre 2025

Kelley Stoltz, now a veritable godfather to the burgeoning San Francisco under/over-ground (folks like Thee Oh Sees, Sonny & the Sunsets, The Fresh & Onlys), has blazed a path since the late ‘90s as a home-recording guru and multi-instrumentalist. And, while Stoltz’s nigh-religious reverence for all things Beatles, Beach Boys and Kinks has been at the fore on recent albums Below the Branches, Sub Pop) and Circular Sounds, Sub Pop), his new album, To Dreamers, blends a bit more post-punk abandon into its layered everyman pop. This new album maintains the kaleidoscopic core of sounds heard on Kelley’s previous records, while making inroads into new sonic terrains.

No slouch on the live front, he was asked to open the Raconteurs first US tour in 2006, toured the USA and Europe with the Dirtbombs in 2008, and through a twist of volcano ash-cloud karma, was the support act to childhood heroes Echo and the Bunnymen, in 2010.

It’s not unreasonable to suggest that the entire reason behind music itself is to dream. From the young kid strumming a tennis racket along with the Ramones, to the box seats at the opera, the goal is the same. What music does and should do is allow us to lose ourselves and be transported, to find the mystical land where milk and honey meets Xanadu. See where you go with this new Kelley Stoltz record—an album of tunes oddly familiar and yet surprising, like a dream itself.

To Dreamers

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