LUMP - Animal - CD

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Label: Chrysalis Records, Partisan Records SKU: 1072 Catalogue ID: BRC5 Format:
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LUMP - Animal - CD

LUMP - Animal - CD

€12.99

 

LABEL: Chrysalis Records, Partisan Records

CAT NO: BRC5

BARCODE: 5060516095704

 

Tracklisting:

1. Bloom At Night
2. Gamma Ray
3. Animal
4. Climb Every Wall
5. Red Snakes
6. Paradise
7. Hair On The Pillow
8. We Cannot Resist
9. Oberon
10. Phantom Limb


LUMP – Animal

CD
(Housed in an eco-friendly cardboard digipak)


LUMP is very pleased to share their first new music of the year, and details of a second album for release in the Summer.

LUMP is a collaboration between Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay of Tunng, and will release their new album, “Animal”, on the 30th July via Chrysalis/Partisan Records. It is preceded by a new single of the same title, and is the pair’s first new music since the release of the acclaimed eponymous debut album in 2018.

To coincide with the announcement, details of a short UK tour will follow the record’s release, including a night at the Scala in London on the 6th September. Further details are listed below.

“Animal” was recorded at the Lindsay’s home studio in Margate, Kent.

LUMP’s debut was released in the summer of 2018, unveiling a world that was tangibly different to their work apart, sonically “so vivid and sort of psychedelic,” Marling says, “and the lyrics so un-thought through”.

As with the first album, Marling would arrive in the studio without having heard any of Lindsay’s music, with the hope that it would bring the lyrics an immediacy and a spontaneity. Having become interested in psychoanalysis, she found she drew heavily on her psychoanalytic texts for this album’s lyrics. “I was taking the train down and I had prepped by putting a glossary of words in the back of my notebook,” she says. “Ordinary words that are used differently within psychoanalysis, like ‘object’ and ‘master’; I felt I needed something to base the lyrics off. I like the idea that psychoanalysis attempts to investigate the routes of desire.