NEW AMON TOBIN ALBUM HOW DO YOU LIVE CONFIRMED FOR SEPTEMBER 24

Electronic Artist Marks 25th Anniversary of 1996 Debut Release 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LOS ANGELES, CA (THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021) – Amon Tobin released his first album in 1996. Now, 25 years later, he confirms his latest release How Do You Live (Nomark).

How Do You Live is Amon’s first new album since he launched his Nomark label with the #1 Fear in A Handful of Dust and its sister album, Long Stories, in 2019.

TRACK LIST:
1) How Do You Live
2) Rise To Ashes
3) Sweet Inertia (feat. Figueroa)
4) Phaedra
5) In A Valley Stood The Sun
6) This Living Hand
7) Button Down Fashion Bow
8) Now Future
9) Black As The Sun
10) All Things Burn

For more information, please contact, Joshua Mills, It’s Alive! Media, 323-464-6314, josh@itsalivemedia.com, www.itsalivemedia.com

Nomark on social media:
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram: nomarkrecords

Amon Tobin on social media:
Instagram, Twitter : amontobin
Facebook : amontobinoffical 

QUOTES ABOUT AMON TOBIN 

“Amon Tobin creates aural treasures each time he touches studio equipment. He breathes vitality into a stagnant genre with each drum hit. He rejuvenates the pallid genre of electronica every time he permits the world to glance through the twisted digital window of his music.”
Pitchfork

“…truly challenges the idea that electronic music will always lack a human element; machines can actually sound more human than the real thing”
Exclaim!

“These are gorgeous, endlessly intriguing musical tapestries that reveal intoxicating new charms with each listen”
PROG

“I got to know Amon’s music via his collaboration with Pina Bausch. Great energy, rhythm, feeling… We used some of his music for the film PINA, and even after months and months of listening to it every day in the editing room I did never grow tired of it. On the contrary, it kept growing on me. If that’s not an acid test…”
Wim Wenders 

“How does that cat do it?! Keep pushing his sounds further out… I love his shit”
Flying Lotus  

“No one evolves sound quite like Amon Tobin… you can almost imagine him examining and polishing each sound he uses, like a jeweller inspecting his gems through an eyepiece, before placing them back into the mix in just the right place to create a sonic experience of captivating abstracted beauty.”
Electronic Sound