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Siavash Amini

Till Human Voices Wake Us (LP)

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*150 copies limited edition* Originally released in 2014 on cassette and digital only, Till Human Voices Wake Us was the first album by the Iranian artist on Umor Rex. It became a key work in our catalog, and now, 12 years later, it is available on vinyl for the first time. This is the first in a series of four special, limited reissues to be released in 2026 to mark the 20th anniversary of Umor Rex.

Till Human Voices Wake Us comprises ten tracks with a clear and carefully structured script, based on poems by T.S. Eliot, highlighting Siavash Amini’s work as a composer for theater, film, and art exhibitions. His music deliberately leans toward ambient expressions, at times recalling Morricone’s Western film scores. The interplay between synthetic and digital elements, together with multilayered, soul-healing electric guitar passages, creates an opulent sonic texture that moves between dramatic and melancholic moments with a finely constructed, fluid dynamism.

There is an emotional depth in each piece, guided by tonal variations and shifting textures that turn the music into a mental journey, with landscapes, a sense of cold resolution, and the quiet inevitability of an ending. Till Human Voices Wake Us was Amini’s first album on a non-Iranian label. Following this release, he has also published work, in addition to Umor Rex, on labels such as Room40, Hallow Ground, and Opal Tapes, among others, and is now considered one of the most prominent figures in Iran’s experimental music scene.

Details
Cat. number: URXX-CLXIII
Year: 2026

Release notes

Umor Rex 20th Anniversary special edition

Tracklist
A1The Phoenician
A2Silent Seas
A3The Violet Hour
A4The Fog
A5Unreal City
B6Yelena's Theme
B7Shade Without Colour
B8Corridors And Dreams
B9Yelena
B10The Chair She Sat In
Credits
Siavash Amini
Recorded By, Mixed By
Rafael Anton Irisarri
Remastered By