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Lanayah’s new album »I’m Picking Lights In A Field…« out via Anima Recordings and Drongo Tapes; US West Coast tour kicks off now!

American shoegaze/post-metal/screamo act Lanayah has released their third full-length album »I’m Picking Lights In A Field…« on June 16th, 2023 via Anima Recordings and Drongo Tapes.

Listen to »I’m Picking Lights In A Field…« on all major streaming platforms!

Tracklist:
01. Aspen
02. Insects In Their Immersion
03. Staring Blankly
04. Nameless Fluttering
05. Knife, Mirror
06. Peak And Core
07. Picking Lights In A Field
08. Carrying Fire

Courtesy of Qabar PR:

Experimental unit Lanayah kicks off West Coast Tour!

The fairly unclassifiable and incredibly loud collective Lanayah is set to kick off their “Summer 2023” West Coast Tour tonight (14 July) in Camarillo, CA. The Santa Barbara/Seattle doom-gaze/post-rock/screamo group’s tour will span 12 shows, taking place in 12 different cities along the Pacific Seaboard. Recently, Lanayah dropped »I’m Picking Lights In A Field…«, their third full-length, on 16 June via Anima Recordings (CD + digital) and Drongo Tapes (cassette).

Summer Tour 2023:
7/14: Camarillo, CA @Rock & Roll Pizza
7/15: Los Angeles, CA @Non Plus Ultra
7/16: Santa Barbara, CA @KCSB-FM 91.9 Courtyard
7/20: Santa Cruz, CA @SubRosa
7/21: San Francisco, CA @Generator Show **
7/22: Berkeley, CA @House Show **
7/23: Sacramento, CA @Jet’s
7/24: Reno, NV @The Holland Project
7/25: Eugene, OR @John Henry’s ^^
7/26: Portland, OR @Turn Turn Turn ^^
7/27: Olympia, WA @Cryptatropa ^^
7/28: Seattle, WA @Drongo HQ
** w/ Kathryn Mohr
^^ 21+

Lanayah’s new album, »I’m Picking Lights In A Field…«, marks an expansion of the band’s compositional ambition. It was conceptualized, written, and recorded as a single album-length piece and later cut into eight tracks marking distinct movements while flowing freely forward.

Over the album’s 40-minute runtime, Lanayah travels through dense fog and wide-open landscapes with jagged riffs, synthetic ambient passages, and intertwining polyrhythms.

Read Juno Callender’s (the band’s vocalist who also handles bass, guitar, synthesizers, and samples) insight into the album at Idioteq RIGHT HERE.

Find the album on your preferred digital/streaming media at THIS LOCATION.

Credits:

—Lanayah—
Juno Callender – Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synthesizers, Samples
Lynn McTague – Guitar
Ari Brown – Synthesizers, Samples

—This album also features—
Michael Tsang – Drums
Isabelle Thorn (Dear Laika) – Vocals
Elliott Hansen – Tape Loops

—Others—
Recorded 2021-2022 by Max Dickenson and Juno Callender.
Mixed and mastered by Angel Marcloid.
Album art by Arius Ziaee.

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well

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