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‪@chinoamobi911‬ ‘Space City’ pulls deeper into the shadowed terrain of Eroica II: Christian Nihilism — a meditation on truth, contradiction, and transcendence.

"'Space City' is about my time spent living and rooted in Houston after traveling around the world and the influences that it has had on me mentally, physically, and psychically. It’s a drone-like meditation of The Eroica Onticide — where I am at in my life and philosophy, in truth and contradiction.” — Chino Amobi

Written and directed by Nathan De Paz Habib
Starring Rufin Doh
Cinematography by Andrea Pietro Munafó
Produced by Nathan & Munafó production


From the album: Chino Amobi – Eroica II: Christian Nihilism

Written, performed, and produced by Chino Amobi.
Produced by Brodinski on tracks “The Eroica Mystery School,” “777,” “Gallerina,” “Close Enemies” (Bonus Digital), “You Want It Darker” (Bonus Digital)
Mastered by Rashad Becker at Clunk Studio, Berlin
Artwork photography by Tim Saccenti, licensed for use © 2025. All rights reserved.
Photography in collaboration with Dina Chang for Setta Studio
Design by Giovanni Murolo

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releases Oct 31, 2025

“Genius is an African who dreams up snow.” — Vladimir Nabokov

Chino Amobi’s forthcoming album, Eroica II: Christian Nihilism (out 31 October via Drowned By Locals), takes its title from what he calls “the idea that while joy and contentment in God might be ideal, they might never be experienced on this side of eternity.” The record inhabits that paradox through folky drones, glacial ambient, spectral trap, and the hushed echoes of sacred traditions. If Paradiso was a burning world in flux, Eroica II is its haunted aftermath.

Born in Alabama to Nigerian parents and raised in Virginia, Amobi is a musician, painter, and writer whose work has been shown internationally, including at MoMA PS1, ICA London, and Palais de Tokyo. He co-founded the influential collective NON Worldwide and is represented by Meredith Rosen Gallery in New York, Robby Fitzpatrick Gallery in Paris, and Von Ammon Co. in Washington, D.C.