ley lines flor

• 1 white noise 03:52
• 2 as you were 04:02
• 3 slow motion 03:03
• 4 ley lines 03:49
• 5 dancing around 03:55
• 6 listen for you 02:49
• 7 little light one 03:32
• 8 aiming low 03:38
• 9 money 03:05
• 10 underpass 04:27
• 11 never was mine 04:31
• 12 moonday 03:50
• Total Runtime 44:33

Info for ley lines

Los Angeles, CA alt-pop band flor have announced they will release their much anticipated sophomore album ley lines on September 6, 2019 via Fueled By Ramen.

"We’ve gotten where we are by following our instincts, so when we started to record the album, it was important for me to believe in myself and our band. Ley lines are these pathways that connect places of power. I was drawn to the idea of these anchor points creating a route: this defining of a journey, and this strengthening through connection. The more we’re able to connect these anchors, the more we can trust ourselves, be unshakeable, and find happiness, regardless of the push and pull of the world around us." (Zach Grace)

In that spirit, Grace co-produced ley lines with bassist/producer Dylan Bauld, free of outside influence. Working out of Bauld’s home studio in Los Angeles, the duo crafted the album between several writing sessions with guitarist McKinley Kitts and drummer Kyle Hill. “When we started out, we recorded everything ourselves purely out of necessity, but as we discussed bringing in collaborators, or working out of a big recording studio for the new record, it just didn’t feel natural. Zach and I making music in my living room, with the addition of McKinley and Kyle’s musicianship is the sound of flor,” added Bauld.

Zach Grace, lead vocals, rhythm guitar
McKinley Kitts, lead guitar
Dylan Bauld, bass
Kyle Hill, drum, percussion

flor
With a never ending plethora of indie-pop musicians making their way through the music industry–whether that means building a fanbase on social media, releasing music independently, or fighting to create and capture a unique sound, it seems as though the genre may start to fizzle out from sameness.

That's not the case with Los Angeles-based, Oregon-born flor, a band whose newly released debut album, come out. you're hiding has gained fans left and right. Flor has toured with the likes of Halsey and Hayley Kiyoko, whose own indie-electronic sounds mesh well with the band, comprised of McKinley Kitts, Zach Grace, Dylan Williams and Kyle Hill.

The album was recorded under Fueled By Ramen, a label home to the likes of Paramore, All Time Low, Panic! At the Disco and an even furthering impressive list. Flor seems right at home with label mates who have created and sustained impressive indie pop & rock careers, known for their own unique and original styles of performance.

For starters, Zach Grace, flor's lead singer, has a voice that can be described as unexpected yet welcoming, soft and graceful, appealing and intriguing without being overbearing or too unoriginal and bland. Grace's vocal abilities are represented from start to finish on the LP and help push the dreamlike, ethereal aesthetic that is Flor.

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