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LORN & DOLOR
12+ albums
electronicdubstepidmexperimentalglitch-hop
about
For some, Lornʼs chilling 2010 debut on Brainfeeder came out of nowhere. To the scratch beat scene, and his massive underground following, Nothing Else was an overdue breath of life not felt since the soul-wrenching melodies and punishing drums first heard in Grief Machine, Lornʼs first official release from 2007. Following three pressings of Nothing Else, numerous syncs in video games and broadcasts, and a verifiable avalanche of live performances worldwide, Lornʼs inked a deal with Londonbased record label Ninja Tune, and is undoubtedly sharpening his knives in preparation for Ask The Dust; his highly-anticipated full-length due out in 2012. Next is the eerie appearance of Dolor, whose prominent beats from the ether-world can only be described as the long and painful calm before a storm. His style is punchy, angular, loud and quiet all at once. Formal release credits include A Chapel for Velvet EP, and Reshaped Escape – a limited-edition split on independent record label Wednesday Sound with fellow musician & labelmate, adoptahighway. Dolorʼs evocative re-imaginings of “The Morning” and “Gone” by R&B sensation The Weeknd continues to turn the heads of anyone with an Internet connection—including The Weeknd himself, who showed love for the remixes on his official blog, octobersveryown. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
