The Tempers - New Meaning - VINYL LP
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The New York City duo of Jasmine Golestaneh and Eddie Cooper aka Tempers specialize in a sleek strain of low-lit poetic synth-pop, the latest statement of which feels like the peak fruition of their elusive alchemy. With their self-produced New Meaning, Tempers present an album about navigating the unknown, coping mechanisms and exploring the nature of choice. It's ten songs reflect on the creation of meaning as an access to liberation in times of transition and loss, speculating on the transformative potential that exists alongside the grief of living in a world that is in an ongoing state of crisis.This is distinctly nocturnal music, elegantly introspective and quietly intense, born of Inchliving in a society that is still a dream of itself.Inch Tracks like InchUnfamiliar,Inch InchNightwalking,Inch and InchSightseeingInch distill The Tempers template to icy pop perfection, drum machinery framed in shivering reverb, Golestaneh's voice both ethereal and towering, simultaneously within and above. Cooper speaks of production ideas regarding Inchhuman architecture,Inch breathing life into the precision of electronics, and of melodic intervals Inchon the exact edge between major and minor, severe and sweet.Inch On other cuts, Golestaneh and Cooper's production skews more evocatively greyscale, from new wave shadowplay (InchCarried AwayInch) to depressive disco (InchIn And Out Of HandInch) to an elegy of hopeful resignation (InchSecrets And LiesInch). The album's themes are echoed in the evocative cover photo, Lost Hotel (2016) by Beijing-based photography artist Chen Wei.New Meaning is a document of forking paths and fleeting transcendence, the celebration of instability and impermanence, of embracing Incha constant state of becoming.Inch Ten anthems for a derailed age, fugitive and sympathetic, nightwalking through an Inchanguished cityInch towards a nameless future, poi
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- GenreRockDescriptionThe New York City duo of Jasmine Golestaneh and Eddie Cooper aka Tempers specialize in a sleek strain of low-lit poetic synth-pop, the latest statement of which feels like the peak fruition of their elusive alchemy. With their self-produced New Meaning, Tempers present an album about navigating the unknown, coping mechanisms and exploring the nature of choice. It's ten songs reflect on the creation of meaning as an access to liberation in times of transition and loss, speculating on the transformative potential that exists alongside the grief of living in a world that is in an ongoing state of crisis.This is distinctly nocturnal music, elegantly introspective and quietly intense, born of Inchliving in a society that is still a dream of itself.Inch Tracks like InchUnfamiliar,Inch InchNightwalking,Inch and InchSightseeingInch distill The Tempers template to icy pop perfection, drum machinery framed in shivering reverb, Golestaneh's voice both ethereal and towering, simultaneously within and above. Cooper speaks of production ideas regarding Inchhuman architecture,Inch breathing life into the precision of electronics, and of melodic intervals Inchon the exact edge between major and minor, severe and sweet.Inch On other cuts, Golestaneh and Cooper's production skews more evocatively greyscale, from new wave shadowplay (InchCarried AwayInch) to depressive disco (InchIn And Out Of HandInch) to an elegy of hopeful resignation (InchSecrets And LiesInch). The album's themes are echoed in the evocative cover photo, Lost Hotel (2016) by Beijing-based photography artist Chen Wei.New Meaning is a document of forking paths and fleeting transcendence, the celebration of instability and impermanence, of embracing Incha constant state of becoming.Inch Ten anthems for a derailed age, fugitive and sympathetic, nightwalking through an Inchanguished cityInch towards a nameless future, poiArtistThe TempersTitleNew MeaningFormatVINYLLabelDais
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The New York City duo of Jasmine Golestaneh and Eddie Cooper aka Tempers specialize in a sleek strain of low-lit poetic synth-pop, the latest statement of which feels like the peak fruition of their elusive alchemy. With their self-produced New Meaning, Tempers present an album about navigating the unknown, coping mechanisms and exploring the nature of choice. It's ten songs reflect on the creation of meaning as an access to liberation in times of transition and loss, speculating on the transformative potential that exists alongside the grief of living in a world that is in an ongoing state of crisis.This is distinctly nocturnal music, elegantly introspective and quietly intense, born of Inchliving in a society that is still a dream of itself.Inch Tracks like InchUnfamiliar,Inch InchNightwalking,Inch and InchSightseeingInch distill The Tempers template to icy pop perfection, drum machinery framed in shivering reverb, Golestaneh's voice both ethereal and towering, simultaneously within and above. Cooper speaks of production ideas regarding Inchhuman architecture,Inch breathing life into the precision of electronics, and of melodic intervals Inchon the exact edge between major and minor, severe and sweet.Inch On other cuts, Golestaneh and Cooper's production skews more evocatively greyscale, from new wave shadowplay (InchCarried AwayInch) to depressive disco (InchIn And Out Of HandInch) to an elegy of hopeful resignation (InchSecrets And LiesInch). The album's themes are echoed in the evocative cover photo, Lost Hotel (2016) by Beijing-based photography artist Chen Wei.New Meaning is a document of forking paths and fleeting transcendence, the celebration of instability and impermanence, of embracing Incha constant state of becoming.Inch Ten anthems for a derailed age, fugitive and sympathetic, nightwalking through an Inchanguished cityInch towards a nameless future, poi
On her new album, Delusion, Tempers - the musical alias of New York-based artist Jasmine Golestaneh - embarks on a non-linear journey of healing and becoming. Across ten tracks, she navigates tempestuous emotional tides, feeling her way through a fever dream of stormclouds and sunburst towards psychic clarity, creating a soundtrack for Inchthose who love too much, fall too hard, and dream too vividly.Inch The album moves comfortably across genres, from art pop to techno, grunge to metal cues, with epic balladic moments seeded throughout. Co-Produced by Golestaneh and Jorge Elbrecht, Delusion features collaborations with artists Camille Henrot, Estelle Hoy and Sandra Mujinga and is set for April 24th, 2026 on Golestaneh's own new tag fear of luxury, distributed by Cascine/Secretly.
New York based duo Tempers, comprised of Jasmine Golestaneh and Eddie Cooper, have been diligently carving out their own unique niche within dark indie, electronica and synth-pop circles since their formation. After a series of digital singles in 2013, Tempers began solidifying their singular identity of rigorous electronic production blended with instinctual, unleashed vocals. Following well received tours in Europe and the United States, Tempers saw the of their debut album entitled Services, released in Germany via the highly regarded cult imprint Aufnahme + Wiedergabe and quickly became a staple in the synth- pop/post punk scenes in both the States and in Europe. Since the of Services, Tempers have regularly appeared at a number of international festivals and venues, including Test Pressing Festival and Berghain to name a few, and ambitiously created a concept album entitled Junkspace in 2018, in collaboration with famed architect REM Koolhaas, about the deconstructed banality and overlooked grace of 20th century shopping mall culture. Tempers third full-length album, Private Life, successfully progresses their cinematic aesthetic into a moodier and more introspective landscape. Private Life opens with InchCapital PainsInch, a lonely incantation that echoes the human desire to envy other people's lives and endlessly chase our own insecurities. Surreal, isolated atmosphere backed by upbeat rhythm and melancholy refrain projected from InchCapital PainsInch perfectly set the tone expectation for Private Life. InchPeace of MindInch crawls along as a dramatic dirge with Golestaneh imparting matters of loneliness and solitude, always looking from the outside and complemented with Cooper's haunting resonance. The character behind songs such as InchSleepInch and InchPush/PullInch break from Tempers signature synth-laden post punk notoriety, instead switching to a more
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