LUH have today revealed another new track, this time it's "Beneath The Concrete", it's the latest track lifted from their début album "Spiritual Songs For Lovers To Sing". Ellery's vocals might be familiar as the frontman of WU LYF, whose raw and primal voice helped create a sound that shaped a new model for the untamed fury of youth, and his partner in crime - Ebony - is an audio-visual artist based in Amsterdam, where the pair now live.
Their album is out 6th May 2016.
Showing posts with label Ellery James Roberts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ellery James Roberts. Show all posts
Tuesday, 29 March 2016
[LISTEN] LUH - Beneath the Concrete
Labels:
Alternative,
Ellery James Roberts,
Experimental,
LUH,
Radar News
Tuesday, 9 February 2016
[LISTEN] LUH - I & I
Ellery James Roberts and Ebony Hoorn - otherwise known as LUH - have just revealed a new track "I & I", their first for a year since the release of "Unites" back in 2015. If you're not too sure why you recognise the vocals, Ellery James Roberts was the frontman for WU LYF. That highly egotistic and illusive band from Manchester.
I'm not aware of LUH doing any live shows as of yet, but they do have a string of three very strong tracks in their arsenal, check the track out below.
I'm not aware of LUH doing any live shows as of yet, but they do have a string of three very strong tracks in their arsenal, check the track out below.
Labels:
Alternative,
Ellery James Roberts,
LUH,
Radar News
Thursday, 16 October 2014
Wu Lyf's Ellery James Roberts returns as LUH, listen to "UNITES"
When Wu Lyf suddenly spit-up after one massive album the music world lost a band that could really of changed things. Ellery released "Kerou's Lament" (since re-named to just "Lament") last year and bits and bobs from various member's projects have been coming out since. See here for all of their new projects.
Their old front-man Ellery James Roberts has now unveiled a brand new track under the name of LUH (Which stands for Lost Under Heaven), you can check out "UNITES" below.
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Their old front-man Ellery James Roberts has now unveiled a brand new track under the name of LUH (Which stands for Lost Under Heaven), you can check out "UNITES" below.
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Labels:
Alt-Pop,
Ellery James Roberts,
Heavy Pop,
Lost Under Heaven,
Radar News,
Wu Lyf
Friday, 26 July 2013
Wu Lyf - where are they now?
After the sudden demise of the Heavy-Pop band their fans were hoping it was all lies and there would be another album. Alas, they have really gone their own ways. However, we've got the next best thing, all of the projects that have formed out of the split in one place!
Francis McClung:
Wu's old Bass player (Tom) has a solo track of his own, under the alias of "Francis McClung", you can check out "Age Limits" below! An old version has been on the net for a while, but as soon as Dave Jay (who worked with Wu Lyf) got hold of it he had to spice it up. You can check it out below!
Los Porcos:
Bassist Tom McClung and guitarist Evans Kati have formed a new band with some of the guys from FAMY, the result? Los Porcos, it's got everything Jazz, Funk, Alternative and a dash of the Tropical vibes too! You can stream all of their tracks just below!
Ellery James Roberts:
The gruff vocals of Ellery return! The former frontman has released solo material via Tumblr. According to one post, the song "Kerou's Lament" was "scripted/produced & sang lonesome in London spring time" and features uncleared samples of Clams Casino, Daniel Pinchbeck, and Lil B, Check the sweet, heartstring-tugging, concrete-soul track below.
Ménage à Trois:
With little information as to their identities, aside from the connection with Wu Lyf's Joseph Manning (also of Los Porcos), you can guarantee that their début cassette will sell out in no time.
And not forgetting, the track that ended it all! "Triumph" by Wu Lyf - RIP, "I LOVE YOU FOREVER"
Francis McClung:
Wu's old Bass player (Tom) has a solo track of his own, under the alias of "Francis McClung", you can check out "Age Limits" below! An old version has been on the net for a while, but as soon as Dave Jay (who worked with Wu Lyf) got hold of it he had to spice it up. You can check it out below!
Los Porcos:
Bassist Tom McClung and guitarist Evans Kati have formed a new band with some of the guys from FAMY, the result? Los Porcos, it's got everything Jazz, Funk, Alternative and a dash of the Tropical vibes too! You can stream all of their tracks just below!
Ellery James Roberts:
The gruff vocals of Ellery return! The former frontman has released solo material via Tumblr. According to one post, the song "Kerou's Lament" was "scripted/produced & sang lonesome in London spring time" and features uncleared samples of Clams Casino, Daniel Pinchbeck, and Lil B, Check the sweet, heartstring-tugging, concrete-soul track below.
Ménage à Trois:
With little information as to their identities, aside from the connection with Wu Lyf's Joseph Manning (also of Los Porcos), you can guarantee that their début cassette will sell out in no time.
And not forgetting, the track that ended it all! "Triumph" by Wu Lyf - RIP, "I LOVE YOU FOREVER"
Labels:
Ellery James Roberts,
Francis McClung,
Kerou,
Los Porcos,
Ménage à Trois,
Wu Lyf
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