Amatorski - Come to Dust

The first single off Amatorski’s upcoming new album is entitled Come to Dust. It’s inspired by a poem by illustrious sci-fi writer Ursula K. Le Guin. And relates to earth processes/the cycles of nature, the transitions of matter. It also resonates with Donna Haraway's Staying with the Trouble. The song addresses a collective struggle, such as that arising from climate change or manifested through war, while also delving into the theme of continuous and ongoing metamorphosis.

After a hiatus of several years, Amatorski are set to release their new album Curves and Bends, Things Veer in March 2024, once again through the Crammed Discs label. 

AMATORSKI ON TOUR

02.03.2024 — CULTUUR CENTRUM, STROMBEEK (BE)
07.03.2024 — HET BOS, ANTWERPEN (BE)
17.03.2024 — ANCIENNE BELGIQUE, BRUSSELS  (BE)
21.03.2024 — STUK, LEUVEN (BE)
29.03.2024 — CULTUUR CENTRUM, HASSELT (BE)
18.04.2024 — VIERNULVIER, GENT  (BE)
24.05.2024 — BIBELOT – DORDRECHT (NL) 

ABOUT AMATORSKI
 
Founded by Inne Eysermans when she was 19, fronted by her vocals, keyboards and compositions, Amatorski emerged in 2010-11 with a self-released EP and an album which reached the top ten sales chart in Belgium and the Netherlands. Amatorski are soon acclaimed as THE revelation of the new Belgian scene, start touring in Germany, the UK, France, Switzerland & Spain, and perform shows in New York and Beijing.
 
Amatorski’s previous releases include the Same Stars We Shared EP (2010), the albums TBC (2012) and From Clay to Figures (2014), and several singles (2015-2017). They composed soundtracks for films and television (including the title track for the BBC series The Missing), and explored the boundaries of music, internet, and video art in their interactive multimedia project Deleting Borders. They wrote and performed an original soundtrack for Impatience, the 1928 pioneering experimental film by Charles Dekeukeleire, and released the performance-cum-film on a DVD.