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Iris Doe – The End of Unknowing

Release Date: May 31, 2024

All liminal spaces and spectral soundscapes, the six songs that make up the newest album from Jeffrey Cain— cryptically titled The End of the Unknowing — stand as a glimpse into another realm of creation from an artist whose palette traverses both traditional songcraft as well as darker ambient territory well away from his more well-known alternative rock persona. Taking listeners on a soft-focus journey through droning plains, airy instrumental passages, reimagined DIY covers, and bleary-eyed stream of consciousness lyrics, there’s more than a few layers to peel back when listening through this sonic incantation for the soul. Which is no mean feat. Operating under the nom de plume of Iris Doe, and assisted by longtime collaborators Cedric LeMoyne, Jebin Bruni and Leslie Van Trease — along with the spirit of childhood friend/drummer Gregory Scott Slay and engineering whizzes Darrell Thorp and Brad Timko — this fluid fever dream of solo compositions wax and wane over a loose conceptual framework that invites both focused contemplation and mental release in equal measure. Fusing together elements of the gothic songwriting of Nick Cave and Fred Cole, with hints of Tangerine Dream and Brian Eno thrown in along the way, the album delicately balances moments of somber beauty and emotional turmoil in deep and unexpected ways. Add in the occasional bought of Frippertronics, field recordings, and aleatory devices that seem to bubble up out of the ether, the album is full of textures and tones and temporal shifts that engender new musical dialogues with every new track.

From the opening electro-invocation of “The Artist’s Love” and the shadowy crooning of lead single “Tears Ignite Again,” to the heartfelt take on the Dead Moon classic “A Miss of You,” and the nine-minute opus that is the album’s closing track, there’s a lot of sonic territory covered on this fascinating addition to Cain’s ever-expanding cosmos, both from within his own career with Remy Zero as well as his more recent work with Aussie stalwarts The Church. Cinematic in scope, meditative in feel, and unbound in assemblage, the whole affair comes off like a distant aural mirage and hymn to the unknown, just as the title suggests. And whether it’s through invisible trails or interior castles, there are tails being told by the music that may just surprise you.

Take a look around and see what lies inside.

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Iris Doe – The End of Unknowing

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Iris Doe – The End of Unknowing

Release Date: May 31, 2024

All liminal spaces and spectral soundscapes, the six songs that make up the newest album from Jeffrey Cain— cryptically titled The End of the Unknowing — stand as a glimpse into another realm of creation from an artist whose palette traverses both traditional songcraft as well as darker ambient territory well away from his more well-known alternative rock persona. Taking listeners on a soft-focus journey through droning plains, airy instrumental passages, reimagined DIY covers, and bleary-eyed stream of consciousness lyrics, there’s more than a few layers to peel back when listening through this sonic incantation for the soul. Which is no mean feat. Operating under the nom de plume of Iris Doe, and assisted by longtime collaborators Cedric LeMoyne, Jebin Bruni and Leslie Van Trease — along with the spirit of childhood friend/drummer Gregory Scott Slay and engineering whizzes Darrell Thorp and Brad Timko — this fluid fever dream of solo compositions wax and wane over a loose conceptual framework that invites both focused contemplation and mental release in equal measure. Fusing together elements of the gothic songwriting of Nick Cave and Fred Cole, with hints of Tangerine Dream and Brian Eno thrown in along the way, the album delicately balances moments of somber beauty and emotional turmoil in deep and unexpected ways. Add in the occasional bought of Frippertronics, field recordings, and aleatory devices that seem to bubble up out of the ether, the album is full of textures and tones and temporal shifts that engender new musical dialogues with every new track.

From the opening electro-invocation of “The Artist’s Love” and the shadowy crooning of lead single “Tears Ignite Again,” to the heartfelt take on the Dead Moon classic “A Miss of You,” and the nine-minute opus that is the album’s closing track, there’s a lot of sonic territory covered on this fascinating addition to Cain’s ever-expanding cosmos, both from within his own career with Remy Zero as well as his more recent work with Aussie stalwarts The Church. Cinematic in scope, meditative in feel, and unbound in assemblage, the whole affair comes off like a distant aural mirage and hymn to the unknown, just as the title suggests. And whether it’s through invisible trails or interior castles, there are tails being told by the music that may just surprise you.

Take a look around and see what lies inside.

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Iris Doe – Tears Ignite Again

Release Date: March 15, 2024

This is the lead single from the forthcoming album, The End of the Unknowing. Dive in to the details below…

All liminal spaces and spectral soundscapes, the six songs that make up the newest album from Jeffrey Cain— cryptically titled The End of the Unknowing— stand as a glimpse into another realm of creation from an artist whose palette traverses both traditional songcraft as well as darker ambient territory well away from his more well-known alternative rock persona. Taking listeners on a soft-focus journey through droning plains, airy instrumental passages, reimagined DIY covers, and bleary-eyed stream of consciousness lyrics, there’s more than a few layers to peel back when listening through this sonic incantation for the soul. Which is no mean feat. Operating under the nom de plume of Iris Doe, and assisted by longtime collaborators Cedric LeMoyne, Jebin Bruni and Leslie Van Trease— along with the spirit of childhood friend/drummer Gregory Scott Slay and engineering whizzes Darrell Thorp and Brad Timko— this fluid fever dream of solo compositions wax and wane over a loose conceptual framework that invites both focused contemplation and mental release in equal measure. Fusing together elements of the gothic songwriting of Nick Cave and Fred Cole, with hints of Tangerine Dream and Brian Eno thrown in along the way, the album delicately balances moments of somber beauty and emotional turmoil in deep and unexpected ways. Add in the occasional bought of Frippertronics, field recordings, and aleatory devices that seem to bubble up out of the ether, the album is full of textures and tones and temporal shifts that engender new musical dialogues with every new track.

From the opening electro-invocation of “The Artist’s Love” and the shadowy crooning of lead single “Tears Ignite Again,” to the heartfelt take on the Dead Moon classic “A Miss of You,” and the nine-minute opus that is the album’s closing track, there’s a lot of sonic territory covered on this fascinating addition to Cain’s ever-expanding cosmos, both from within his own career with Remy Zero as well as his more recent work with Aussie stalwarts The Church. Cinematic in scope, meditative in feel, and unbound in assemblage, the whole affair comes off like a distant aural mirage and hymn to the unknown, just as the title suggests. And whether it’s through invisible trails or interior castles, there are tails being told by the music that may just surprise you.

Take a look around and see what lies inside.

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Iris Doe – Tears Ignite Again

Release Date: March 15, 2024

This is the lead single from the forthcoming album, The End of the Unknowing. Dive in to the details below…

All liminal spaces and spectral soundscapes, the six songs that make up the newest album from Jeffrey Cain— cryptically titled The End of the Unknowing— stand as a glimpse into another realm of creation from an artist whose palette traverses both traditional songcraft as well as darker ambient territory well away from his more well-known alternative rock persona. Taking listeners on a soft-focus journey through droning plains, airy instrumental passages, reimagined DIY covers, and bleary-eyed stream of consciousness lyrics, there’s more than a few layers to peel back when listening through this sonic incantation for the soul. Which is no mean feat. Operating under the nom de plume of Iris Doe, and assisted by longtime collaborators Cedric LeMoyne, Jebin Bruni and Leslie Van Trease— along with the spirit of childhood friend/drummer Gregory Scott Slay and engineering whizzes Darrell Thorp and Brad Timko— this fluid fever dream of solo compositions wax and wane over a loose conceptual framework that invites both focused contemplation and mental release in equal measure. Fusing together elements of the gothic songwriting of Nick Cave and Fred Cole, with hints of Tangerine Dream and Brian Eno thrown in along the way, the album delicately balances moments of somber beauty and emotional turmoil in deep and unexpected ways. Add in the occasional bought of Frippertronics, field recordings, and aleatory devices that seem to bubble up out of the ether, the album is full of textures and tones and temporal shifts that engender new musical dialogues with every new track.

From the opening electro-invocation of “The Artist’s Love” and the shadowy crooning of lead single “Tears Ignite Again,” to the heartfelt take on the Dead Moon classic “A Miss of You,” and the nine-minute opus that is the album’s closing track, there’s a lot of sonic territory covered on this fascinating addition to Cain’s ever-expanding cosmos, both from within his own career with Remy Zero as well as his more recent work with Aussie stalwarts The Church. Cinematic in scope, meditative in feel, and unbound in assemblage, the whole affair comes off like a distant aural mirage and hymn to the unknown, just as the title suggests. And whether it’s through invisible trails or interior castles, there are tails being told by the music that may just surprise you.

Take a look around and see what lies inside.

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Iris Doe 7″ – The Times / A Miss of You

Release Date: June 21, 2021

Eric Avery: Bass
Leslie Van Trease: Drums
Jebin Bruni: Piano / Synthesizers
Iris Doe: Guitars and Vocals

Recorded by Darrell Thorp, Chris Steffen, Jeffrey Cain @ East/ West, 606 and Isidore South. Mixed by Darrell Thorp. Mastered by David Ives. Graphic Design : Brian Azer. Photography: Nederlands Fotomuseum/ © Ed van der Elsken, Vali Myers, Paris (1950-1954)

Iris Doe 7″ – The Times / A Miss of You

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Iris Doe 7″ – The Times / A Miss of You

Release Date: June 21, 2021

Eric Avery: Bass
Leslie Van Trease: Drums
Jebin Bruni: Piano / Synthesizers
Iris Doe: Guitars and Vocals

Recorded by Darrell Thorp, Chris Steffen, Jeffrey Cain @ East/ West, 606 and Isidore South. Mixed by Darrell Thorp. Mastered by David Ives. Graphic Design : Brian Azer. Photography: Nederlands Fotomuseum/ © Ed van der Elsken, Vali Myers, Paris (1950-1954)




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Iris Doe – Iris Doe

Release Date: February 19, 2021

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Release Date: February 19, 2021

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