Cover art: Wyatt E. & Nina Saeidi, Armour of Surrender
WYATT E. & NINA SAEIDI will release their collaborative album “Armour of Surrender” on 29 January 2027 through Heavy Psych Sounds. The record pairs Wyatt E. with Iranian vocalist Nina Saeidi and will be available as a CD digipak and on several LP editions.
Four tracks across two sides
The album opens with “Let The Sea Drink Your Despair” on Side A, followed by “The Branch That Yields Peace Has Been Cut For The Oil Of Its Fruit”. That second track is the song currently being presented from the collaboration.
Side B contains “Attar - Ghazal 496” and “Istar Descent’s To The Netherworld”. The release is planned for black and gold vinyl, as well as a red-and-white A/B-side splatter edition and a test-press version.
Nina Saeidi’s Lowen connection
Nina Saeidi is an Iranian vocalist who also sings with Lowen. Her participation places a musician from Iran at the centre of this collaboration with Wyatt E. The announcement presents “Armour of Surrender” as a joint album rather than a guest appearance on a single track.
The album will arrive on 29 January 2027, with the physical editions released by Heavy Psych Sounds.
At a glance
Release
Armour of Surrender
Release date
29 January 2027
Label
Heavy Psych Sounds
Format
CD digipak and LP (black, gold, red/white A/B side with splatter, and test-press)
Album
Armour of Surrender
Single
The Branch That Yields Peace Has Been Cut For The Oil Of Its Fruit
Tracklist
SIDE A: Let The Sea Drink Your Despair, The Branch That Yields Peace Has Been Cut For The Oil Of Its Fruit; SIDE B: Attar - Ghazal 496, Istar Descent’s To The Netherworld
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