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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Grouper’s Liz Harris Shares 21-Minute Composition

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Fresh off the release of her shoegaze band Helen’s reunion album last week, Grouper’s Liz Harris has lined up a new record comprising two short-film scores. Paired as Music for Two Films About Water, the untitled scores accompany aquatic shorts by the artists Tanja Engelberts (We Exhale) and Takashi Makino (Constellation). The latter, a 21-minute piece, is out now. Check it out below, ahead of the full release, via Kranky, on November 27.

Revisit Ben Ratliff’s profile Grouper’s Liz Harris Explains the Art of the Paradox and the Beauty of Mistakes, in which Harris reflects on her longtime collaboration with the late experimental filmmaker Paul Clipson.

Music for Two Films About Water:
01 Untitled (from We Exhale)
02 Untitled (from Constellation)

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