Chiasm - Apple Island (EP) (2009)

With childhood memories of a building in remains, CHIASM pays tribute to the tribe of Stone-Age Native Americans that once lived on the cold terrain of Michigan's Apple Island. E. Rohn was introduced to the area when invited to contribute to an archeological dig as a student in effort to learn about the island's past. Near the location where she grew up, its history remains a mystery and represents a place of reconstructed past where any truth is possible. The song is about interpretation of your surroundings while navigating the unknown. Nothing is objective on Apple Island.

The CHIASM - "Apple Island" EP also presents the 2008 title track "Reform" remixed by Soil & Eclipse and a remix of the album's "Won" by Detroit artist, :10:. An early Chiasm track, "Fake Smile", re-emerges with credit to Detroit techno artist J. C. Slaughter,as well as Chiasm's English version cover of Peter Schilling's "Major Tom".

Tracklist:
1. Apple Island
2. Fake Smile
3. Major Tom (English Version)
4. Reform (Soil & Eclipse Remix)
5. Won (:10: Remix)