Estonian composer Ingrid Lukas streams impressive new LP We Are
21 June 2016, 18:20
| Written by
Laurence Day
Estonia's Ingrid Lukas is streaming her new record We Are on Best Fit ahead of its release later this week.
The Tallinn-born composer/singer fuses forward-thinking electronic elements with neo-classicism and Regilaul motifs. The new record is familiar in many ways, with nods to Björk and Fever Ray, but utterly otherworldly in others - We Are is an immersive, ambitious, devastatingly effective project full of glorious noises. The skewed alt. pop of "Unicorn" is particularly mesmerising.
We Are is out 24 June via Ronin Rhythm.
Stream the record below.
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