Son Lux, the experimental indie-rock trio of Ryan Lott, Rafiq Bhatia, and Ian Chang, is back with a new album and world tour. Their upcoming release, 'Out Into', arrives on September 18 via This Is Meru/City Slang, and the lead single 'Endlessly' showcases their evolving sound. This new album marks a departure from their previous work, exploring themes of paradoxes and refined spontaneity. The band's previous project, a trio of albums titled 'Tomorrows 1', 'Tomorrows 2', and 'Tomorrows 3', was released during the pandemic. They then collaborated on original scores for the Oscar-nominated film 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' and the upcoming 'Thunderbolts'.
'Out Into' features the following tracklist: 'Want You to Love', 'Out Into Us', 'Endlessly', 'Even If it Hurts', 'You Could Be the One', 'Summer’s Gone', 'Apparition', and 'No God Like a King'. The album's themes of paradoxes and refined spontaneity are reflected in the song 'Endlessly', which was originally commissioned by the Bluecoats, a marching ensemble, but found a better fit for the new record.
Son Lux's tour schedule includes performances in various cities across Europe and North America. They will be playing at venues such as WROSound in Wrocław, Phill Good Festival in Plovdiv, Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis, Sound & Gravity in Chicago, MASS MoCA in North Adams, Crocodile in Seattle, Aladdin Theater in Portland, UC Theater in Berkeley, Pacific Electric in Los Angeles, Foro Indie Rocks! in Mexico City, Botanique in Brussels, TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht, Huxleys in Berlin, Élysée Montmartre in Paris, Electric Brixton in London, Mtatsminda in Tbilisi, Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, Shibuya WWWX in Tokyo, Osaka Conpass in Osaka, Roxy in Prague, Palladium in Warsaw, Tama in Poznan, Kwadrat in Krakow, Kino Šiška in Ljubljana, Slovak National Radio in Bratislava, Magyar Zene Háza in Budapest, Quantic in Bucharest, IF Performance Hall Beşiktaş in Istanbul, and more.
In addition to their tour, Son Lux has also been working on various projects, including the release of 'Out Into' and their collaboration on the film 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'. Their music continues to push boundaries and explore new sounds, captivating audiences with their unique blend of experimental indie-rock and refined spontaneity.
