Common Saints has released his highly anticipated new EP, “Age Of Illusions”, via Starsonics
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Expanding on his signature cinematic canvas, the project marks a profound creative milestone for the artist, arriving alongside the announcement of a major headline performance at London’s iconic KOKO, as well as an exclusive upcoming appearance at the prestigious Pitchfork Music Festival Paris—both set for this November.
Following the structural foundation laid by the project's breakout singles "Night Light" and the title track "Illusions", the full EP stands as a striking philosophical assessment of the modern human condition. “Age Of Illusions” serves as an artistic reflection of cultural anxieties surrounding hyper-technological advancement, guiding the listener through a deliberate sonic architecture of self-discovery, spiritual rebirth, and final enlightenment.
“Age of illusions EP marks a point in time where we no longer fully know what is real or not," Perry explains. "With the advent of artificial intelligence, and its continued promotion to the human race, promising that it will make life easier - in turn it is making life harder, as the things that we loved and used for expression, are being exploited by the parasitic insidious Machine.
There is hope though, as people are now waking up to the realities of this false idol. The ironic beauty of this point in time is that people will search for the truth and find themselves in places where they are safer than they ever were before, surrounded by those who admire and stand for human art and values, and will not leave fate and the future in the hands of a programmed machine funded by people with little to no moral guidance. This EP serves as an artistic reflection of this feeling and takes the listener through a journey of self-discovery, rebirth and enlightenment."

