Name: Limbo
Brand: Lionlimb

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

BR059lp-C1

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Orange

Colour details

Transparent Orange

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2024-05-24

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Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

794094719893

Total Cap

9999

Orange LP

Artist

Lionlimb

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Bayonet

Lionlimb is an artist known for their unique blend of indie rock and dream pop. With influences ranging from Jimmy Whispers to Deerhunter, Lionlimb has created a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh. Their music is characterized by intricate guitar melodies, ethereal vocals, and introspective lyrics.
Similar to artists like Chris Cohen and Johanna Samuels, Lionlimb's songs have a timeless quality that resonates with listeners. They have garnered a dedicated following for their captivating live performances, which showcase their musicianship and emotive delivery.
With releases on respected labels such as Bonny Doon Records and Papercuts Music, Lionlimb has established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the indie music scene. Whether you're a fan of psychedelic rock or shoegaze, Lionlimb's music offers something for everyone.

Newest Listed Items

Through his project Lionlimb, New York-based singer/songwriter/producer Stewart Bronaugh crafts unfurling soundscapes that feel mysterious and otherworldly, yet timeless and nostalgic at the same time. He presents his most ambitious vision of these inner vistas on his new album, Limbo, arriving May 24th on Bayonet Records. Inspired by a palette of '70s Italian film soundtracks, '60s girl group music, and funk and soul ballads, Bronaugh brings these influences together to invent an immersive sound all his own—with help from close collaborator Joshua Jaeger, whose live drums bring a rawness to Limbo's meticulously layered production.Led by the smoldering single "Dream of You," featuring Angel Olsen, Limbo taps into universal themes of romance, longing, and loss, while still offering a hazy escape from our present reality. Bronaugh penned the songs with "classic" songwriting in mind, transforming his personal struggles with grief and addiction into love songs. Using images inspired by nature (like the sun, moonlight, hurricanes, and deep water), he expresses being overtaken by a force greater than himself, as the psychedelic production evokes a sense of being plunged into this vast landscape. Limbo benefits from its eclectic influences, as Bronaugh overlays sitar-sounding guitar on top of funky basslines, melodramatic string arrangements, and fuzzed out guitar, making for music that could easily belong on Twin Peaks just as much as a Western cowboy film.An album of duets, Limbo features a host of female vocalists—Angel Olsen, Ewa Synowiec, Justine Orrall, Bri Abram, Zoey Huynh, and Taylor Belle—who each add a textural counterpoint to Bronaugh's understated vocal performance. "I think about vocals as just another instrument," he explains. "When we first tried to have someone else sing, I liked it, because I felt more akin to a producer than a songwriter." There's a dreamy quality to how these singers trade off with Bronaugh, both parties expressing his inner emotions. Limbo is a culmination of Bronaugh's years of production experience, as he composed, produced, and mixed the project almost entirely by himself, with additional recording from Robin Eaton. Always inspired to make bold and experimental choices that capture his instincts in the moment, Bronaugh's production style is informed by "wanting to do the weird thing that engineers wouldn't approve of," as he describes it. "My favorite part of making music is the mistakes."

Limbo

Music US

Discover Limbo by Lionlimb on Bayonet Records. Immerse yourself in Stewart Bronaugh's mysterious soundscapes inspired by '70s Italian film soundtracks and '60s girl group music.