- 2018-06-19
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Donate to support families affected by the crisis in Ukraine ➔ Curse Of Lono Premieres New Song “Tell Me About Your Love”
London-based alt-rock band Curse Of Lono dropped a new song “Tell Me About Your Love” from their upcoming sophomore album "As I Fell". The song follows up the first single "Valentine".
The new album comprises of 11-track, produced by Oli Bayston, is set to be released on August 17, 2018.
The band plans to release a short documentary film "Somewhere In Their Heads", shot and edited by Babysweet Sessions, along with the album.
"Somewhere In Their Heads" was filmed at Rancho V in Joshua Tree, California and Flesh & Bone in Hackney, London.
Curse Of Lono was formed in 2015, consisting of Felix Bechtolsheimer (vocals and guitar), Joe Hazell (lead guitar and vocals), Dani Ruiz Hernandez (keys and vocals), Charis Anderson (bass and vocals) and Neil Findlay (drums).
Th band builds deeply cinematic blend of harmony-laden Americana and driving, gothic alt-rock.
The group released self-titled EP in 2016 and the debut album "Severed" in 2017.
The band embarks on European tour through to August 2018. The tour kicks off at Black Deer Festival in Kent on June 22th, will conclude at Folk Å Rock in Malmo, Sweden on August 30th.
Learn more about tour dates, click here.-
- Some of the songs on the new album "As I Fell" revisit familiar themes like murderous jealousy and the death of loved ones.
Felix Bechtolsheimer said of the album;
“I was only a couple of weeks out of detox, living in a halfway house in Delray Beach. My best friend had passed away a few months earlier, my girlfriend of five years was gone and I was climbing the walls. It was a very dark time and the only thing I had to cling to were the songs that kept pouring out. I thought that I had exhausted that well when we started working on this album but despite my desperate attempts not to go back there, this song (And It Shows) wouldn’t leave me alone. Eventually I backed down and gave it another chance. I’m glad I did. It’s a time capsule.” - source : Spotify
