ON THE WAY TO A NEW ALBUM

ByLUX

What lies ahead, what is the next step, how does one keep the momentum, what is one to do with all these songs? You go from playing in your room to that first song to that first demo then you bring out an EP which, of course, takes you on to a first album. Our first album “Super 8” was a first impression of LUX in extended play and now it’s time for another take on LUX.

If making music is like cooking (I am quoting Peter Diemel) then we have the ingredients ready: the songs, the band, the desire and an incredible group of people lifting our crowdfunding which is (fingers crossed) almost there – all to help us return to Black Box recording studio in less than two weeks from now.

There is still time to join us, give, follow, share, like – all just a click away (click HERE)

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