GRAVITY the new album

ByLUX

 

They say that good things come to those that wait. We (as you) have been waiting a long time to bring you this new album. It was a long gestation but no matter because we are letting the dogs out on Friday 9 December (2022!).

10 tracks, all recorded on tape, mixed and mastered at Studio Black Box, France under the aegis of Peter Deimel with the band of LUX: Sylvain Laforge, Angela Randall, Julien Boisseau and Amaury Blanchard
No explanations needed, we like to think the songs will speak for themselves. Catch you on the 9th!

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