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Industrial sound quartet Ladytron They just announced their seventh studio album team arrow, with a new single, “City Of Angels”. New album to be released by label cooking vinyl On January 20, 2023, it will follow flight dates starting in the UK in March.
“City of Angels” is the first new song released since 2019. On the ongoing analog support of Ladytron, the path transforms a sensory image into a vision of the immediate future as cultural memory collapses. “It’s about forgetting,” says Daniel Hunt, “…how fragile it is,” “…not about a particular place, but their amalgamation.”
The beauty, the disposition, the fragility of the culture that surrounds us, the joy of liberating ourselves from these structures… these are the themes that Ladytron back in team arrow. Crystal clear melodies wrapped in cool, icy textures, pop, disco, and industrial sounds combine in his signature electro-pop style.
mood team arrow It’s strangely optimistic, liberating – and even fanciful. Did they leave behind the bitter reality? “We are already there,” Helen Marney points out.
team arrow It arrives like another moment from the past Ladytron They resumed recently, with the digital age mysteriously changing. Last month, the group celebrated the 20th anniversary of its formation in 2002, The Light and the Magiç. In mid-2021, the album’s single “Seventeen” went viral on TikTok, making it a top 10 hit worldwide. A disgruntled new generation was introduced to music Ladytron, with nearly 200,000 videos created on the platform, many with millions of views each. A twenty-year-old song of a group whose existence predates social media itself: the electronic pop group Ladytron.
As the strange revival of “Seventeen” shows, the great work creates its own space. She never died. team arrow It will slip from your heart – from the past to the future.
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