
Lost Horizons link up with Hilang Child on new single "Frenzy, Fear"
Lost Horizons - drummer Richie Thomas (Dif Juz) and Simon Raymonde (bassist of Cocteau Twins and boss of record label Bella Union) - have shared new single "Frenzy, Fear" featuring Hilang Child.
The track is the second to be shared from recently announced debut LP Ojalá - it's the follow up to lead single "The Places We've Been".
"'Frenzy, Fear' was recorded in January this year," explains Raymonde. "I thought I was close to finishing the album and decided I wanted to do some ambient piano and guitar pieces for a possible bonus disc, to show a different side to Lost Horizons. Warren Ellis of the Bad Seeds/Dirty Three told me about this wonderful piano in a small studio just outside Brighton where I live, where he and Nick Cave work a lot, and I took two days there with no ideas or tunes, just improvising and recording everything, warts and all. When I got home and listened back, these seemed more like proper songs than just noodlings, so the minute I started imaginging vocals I thought of Hilang Child (Ed Riman) as his voice is simply exquisite, and I knew he would get the vibe and the mood. What he did exceeded all my expectations..."
Ojalá features a large cast of guest contributors, including Marissa Nadler, Tim Smith (Midliake), Cameron Neil (Horse Thief), Sharon Van Etten, Hilang Child, Leila Moss (The Duke Spirit), and more.
Tracklist:
- Bones
- The Places We’ve Been
- Amber Sky
- Asphyxia
- Reckless
- She Led Me Away
- Frenzy, Fear
- The Tide
- I Saw The Days Go By
- Give Your Heart Away
- Score The Sky
- Life Inside A Paradox
- The Engine
- Winter’s Approaching
- Stampede
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