When we made this album, we loved it but we’ve been truly surprised by the reviews it’s received partly because we have no marketing budget so it really is people picking up on it word of mouth.
A review has just come in from the SUN. Thoughtful and erudite. Who’d have thought? Wow and thank you.

Thanks also to Keith Ames and Phil Sutcliffe.
Now what about some of those talented women journalists giving it a spin? We’d love your comments.

Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/15Wls34siynMWUeFli8mK5
https://lundband.bandcamp.com

Here’s another two cool reviews for the album, album of the month in The Musician and one in this month’s MOJO.
“They flow from ambient spaciness and spoken poetics, to Buddy Holly Jive and assorted funk, Creamish heavitude, even Reggae, all convincing, yet all outshone when on Fallen guitarist Deirdre Cartwright and drummer Ann Day channel the skippy-dippy Police sparkle of Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland. The unruly element in LUND is singer lyrist Sarah P who lets go with fire and flair”  MOJO APRIL 2015

“Fabulous album, riveting material, sublime musicianship, Merge instantly sweeps you up in a passionate embrace of shivering guitar and intriguing lyrics,” MUSICIAN MAGAZINE, MARCH 2015

LUND

Album launch 17 April 2015

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 Sarah P vocals
Deirdre Cartwright guitar & bass loops
Ann Day drums, percussion

 

In a media world that can manipulate the ‘perfect’ look, the ‘perfect’ sound FLAWED HEROINE, Lund’s first album is inspired by some of the beautifully flawed people that they’ve met on their journey so far.