
Listen: LUH (WU LYF’s Ellery James Roberts + Ebony Hoorn) - “$ORO”
Spiritual Songs for Lovers to Sing Due Out Friday via Mute
May 03, 2016
Photography by Francesca Allen
LUH, which stands for Lost Under Heaven, is the new band from ex-WU LYF frontman Ellery James Roberts and Ebony Hoorn. The duo are releasing their debut album, Spiritual Songs for Lovers to Sing, this Friday via Mute. Now they have shared another song from the record, "$ORO," which Roberts says has a "zeitgeist dystopian club aesthetic." Listen below.
The album was produced by The Haxan Cloak and recorded on the remote British island of Osea. It includes the previously shared tracks "I&I," "Unites," and "Beneath the Concrete." The band also previously shared a trailer for the album.
LUH Tour Dates:
6 May - Manchester, Deaf Institute, UK
7 May - Bristol, Thekla, UK
9 May - London, XOYO, UK
10 May - Nottingham, Bodega, UK
15 May - Brussels, Les Nuits Botanique Festival, Belgium
18 May - Stockholm, Slakthuset, Sweden
19 May - Oslo, Parkteatret, Norway
20 May - Malmo, Babel, Sweden
21 May - Aarhus, Pop Revo Festival, Denmark
22 May - Copenhagen, Club Vega, Denmark
24 May - Cologne, Yuca, Germany
25 May - Munich, Storm, Germany
26 May - Hamburg, Nachtyasy, Germany
27 May - Neustrelitz, Immergut Festival, Germany
28 May - Kleinreifling, Seewiesenfest, Austria
1 June - Luxembourg, Rotundes, Luxembourg
2 June - Paris, Maroquinerie, France
3 June - Clermont Ferrand, Europavox Festival, France
4 June - Nimes, This Is Not A Love Song, France
11 June - London, Field Day festival, UK
15-17 July - Chicago, Pitchfork festival
30 July - Cabourg, Mon Amour festival, France
6 Aug - Castelbouno, Ypsigroock festival, Italy
26 Aug - Reading Festival - Festival Republic Stage
27 Aug - Leeds Festival - Festival Republic Stage
2 Sep - Berlin, Pop Kultur, Germany
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