thisquietarmy has a new record, out now, called Erosion, released on Canadian label Isohyet.
In the label's words, the album was "Created during [Eric] Quach’s 2026 residency at Art sonore à l’Abbaye in Saint-Benoît-Labre, Quebec, this 46-minute album is a sonic slab of monolithic drone guitars," inspired by the changing shorelines on Iceland’s Reynisfjara black sand beach.
thisquietarmy is an experimental project helmed by Eric Quach from Montreal. His catalogue is extensive (you could spend hours on bandcamp) gut each release has a life of its own, and a story to tell. The New Testament is a commentary on the rise of the smartphone as a foundation for life, with the cover art simplifying that idea down … Read more
Existing purely on the periphery of my personal aural hemisphere due to their touring with and collaborating with several artists and bands that I avidly follow but never getting around to actually listening to their records, Thisquietarmy has eluded my attentions for far too long and Resurgence seemed like the perfect opportunity to check out this prolific artist; but maybe … Read more
Eric Quach (Thisquietarmy) SPB: In recording your new record, did any particular piece of gear (or combination) stand out for how it captured or delivered the final tone that you were seeking for the album? Quach: Not anything in particular per se. Though to further elaborate that answer, here are … Read more
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