Feb 22, 2023 By Mark Redfern

Lost Under Heaven have announced a new album, Something is Announced by your Life, and shared its first single, “Shadowboxing,” via a music video. More

Oct 16, 2020 By Christopher Roberts

Lost Under Heaven have shared a new song “Alpha Omega.” While the band were formerly signed to Mute, this is their first independent self-release and was funded by supporters on their Patreon page. Patreon supporters got to hear the song several days early. More

Jul 16, 2019 By Christopher Roberts

Lost Under Heaven (who were formerly known mainly by their initials LUH) released a new album, Love Hates What You Become, back in January via Mute. Now they have shared a new version of the album’s “Black Sun Rising,” dubbed “Black Sun Rising (Expanded),” via a video for the track. More

Jun 04, 2019 By Christopher Roberts

Lost Under Heaven (who were formerly known mainly by their initials LUH) released a new album, Love Hates What You Become, back in January via Mute. Now they have shared a new song, “Teen Violence,” that was originally recorded during the sessions for the album. More

Jan 18, 2019 By Christopher Roberts

We haven’t done an Album of the Week since mid November, but this week there was a multitude of strong contenders and so we’re back with a joint Album of the Week: Sharon Van Etten‘s Remind Me Tomorrow and The Twilight Sad‘s It Won/t Be Like This All the Time both get the honor. More

Jan 11, 2019 By Mark Redfern

Welcome to the first Songs of the Week of 2019. We took an extended break in December, as there aren’t too many notable new songs released at the end of the year (beyond endless Christmas covers), but the past week has been filled with exciting new album announcements, most accompanied by new singles worthy of consideration for this list. More

Jan 09, 2019 By Christopher Roberts

Lost Under Heaven (who were formerly known mainly by their initials LUH) are releasing a new album, Love Hates What You Become, on January 18 via Mute. Now they have shared another song from the album, “Come,” via a virtual reality video for the song. More

Aug 24, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

This week’s Songs of the Week is packed. Firstly boygenius, the new supergroup featuring Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, and Phoebe Bridgers, released three songs this week and all were worthy of the list. Thus we decided to expand it from a Top 10 to a Top 12, so that 10 separate artists were still included, be even that wasn’t enough, so we added one more for an unlucky Top 13. More

Aug 22, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Lost Under Heaven (who were formerly known mainly by their initials LUH) have announced a new album, Love Hates What You Become, and shared a video for its new single, “For the Wild.” More

May 04, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Last week’s Songs of the Week encompassed two week’s worth of songs. This week we’re back to normal. This week’s list features lots of Songs of the Week alumni, with three of the top four being former #1s. More

May 02, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Lost Under Heaven (who were formerly known mainly by their initials LUH) have shared a new song, “Bunny’s Blues,” via its bloody video. It follows “Breath of Light,” a new song they shared back in March (it was one of our Songs of the Week). The band has also announced some new U.K. tour dates. More

Mar 02, 2018 By Mark Redfern

It was another good week for new songs. Any of our Top 3 songs could’ve been our #1 and we also quite enjoyed CHVRCHES’ collaboration with The National‘s Matt Berninger (on a weaker week that probably would’ve been #1). More

Mar 02, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Lost Under Heaven (who were formerly known mainly by their initials LUH) have shared a new song, “Breath of Light.” More

Nov 10, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

LUH, which stands for Lost Under Heaven, is the new band from ex-WU LYF frontman Ellery James Roberts and Ebony Hoorn. The duo released their debut album, Spiritual Songs for Lovers to Sing, earlier this year via Mute. Now they have shared a video for “Lament.” More

Aug 25, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

LUH, which stands for Lost Under Heaven, is the new band from ex-WU LYF frontman Ellery James Roberts and Ebony Hoorn. The duo released their debut album, Spiritual Songs for Lovers to Sing, earlier this year via Mute. More

May 06, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of our May/June 2016 issue (out May, June, and into July), which has shipped out to subscribers and stores and will be on all newsstands soon. It will also soon be available digitally via Under the Radar‘s app, and the magazine apps Zinio, Readly, and Readbug. The issue features M83 on the cover. More

May 03, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

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, “,” which Roberts says has a “zeitgeist dystopian club aesthetic.” Listen below. More

Apr 20, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

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, on May 6 via Mute. Now they have released the video for the previously shared single “Beneath the Concrete.” Hoorn directed the clip, which superimposes images of the duo performing the song on top of distorted cityscapes and themselves. More

Mar 29, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

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, on May 6 via Mute. Now they have shared another song from the album, “Beneath the Concrete.” More

Mar 08, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

LUH, which stands for Lost Under Heaven, is the new band from ex-WU LYF frontman Ellery James Roberts and Ebony Hoorn. The duo have now announced their debut album. Spiritual Songs for Lovers to Sing is due out May 6 via Mute. Below is a trailer for the album, along with its tracklist and cover art. More

Oct 16, 2014 By Laura Studarus

WU LYF may have gone gently into that good night, but that doesn’t mean that good things aren’t emerging from the breakup. More

Jul 13, 2016 By Matt Fink

When WU LYF finally collapsed in November of 2012, bringing to a close four years of breathless “next big thing” predictions and escalating disenchantment among the Manchester band’s four members, vocalist Ellery James Roberts was ready to move on. More