Lust For Youth announce new album with dark dance single "Great Concerns"
19 March 2019, 14:21
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Copenhagen's Lust For Youth have announced their self-titled album, landing with '80s tinged synth single, "Great Concerns".
Returning from 2016's Compassion, Lust For Youth, now a duo, have shared "Great Concerns", which sits at the centre of their forthcoming eight-track album that takes influence from dance-pop and Eurobeat.
Tracklist:
- New Balance Point
- Insignificant
- Venus De Milo
- Great Concerns
- Fifth Terrace
- Adrift
- Imola
- By No Means
"Great Concerns" is out now. Lust For Youth's self-titled album is released 7 June via Sacred Bones. They play Hackney Wick's Test Pressing festival on 27 April. Find out more.
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