“I wanted to create an abstract, ever evolving human form that became more and more distorted and messed up throughout the length of the clip; a visual representation of the multiple personalities LO! presents on stage.” — Director Toby Pike Read More …
“The track is powerfully somber, and I think shows the ferocity and rawness of a LO! live performance.” — Adrian Shapiro, LO! Ghost Cult is pleased to unveil the striking visual accompaniment to “Bombardier” from Australian post-metal/sludge practitioners, LO!. Directed Read More …
Sydney, Australia-based post-metal/sludge unit LO! are pleased to unveil the visual accompaniment to “Gods Of Ruin.” Captured at a show in Cluj Napoca, Romania in October of 2017, the track comes by way of the band’s Vestigial full-length, out now Read More …
October 6th marks the official unveiling of Vestigial, the impending third full-length from Sydney, Australia-based post-metal/sludge unit LO! Well-crafted with a larger scope both musically and thematically than previous outings, Vestigial finds the band tighter than ever before boasting a Read More …
“…a tightly composed tasting menu of the many delights that have been prepared in LO!‘s blood-soaked slaughterhouse of a kitchen…” — Invisible Oranges/ BrooklynVegan on “Locust Christ” October 6th marks the official unveiling of Vestigial, the impending third full-length from Read More …
Vestigial is the impending third full-length from Sydney, Australia-based post-metal/sludge faction LO!. Set for release via Pelagic Records October 6th, the songs comprising Vestigial are truly next level. Well-crafted with a larger scope both musically and thematically than previous outings, Read More …
Pelagic Records will release In The Twilight, These Rocks Have Teeth this fall; a compilation of one-hundred-eighty minutes of contemporary post rock, metal, and experimental rock music. This release showcases the entire Pelagic Records roster and includes bands such as Read More …
Sydney’s LO! literally made a splash last year with the ingenious video clip for “Orca,” produced by bass player Adrian Shapiro himself: The clip showed vocalist Sam Dillon as a vicious creature emerging from a vat of shiny pink goo, Read More …