Over the last few months, the German band Lingua Nada has been launching some singles of the new record SNUFF, that shows the diversity of the quartet in exploring music genres like garage-rock, math-rock, emo or progressive pop and is out later this month. Today, they are releasing the track "Cyanide Soda", an awkward playfull/cartoony chromatic/dark chord progression mixture made with guitars and (many) pedals, that is presented through a music lo-fi video, that can be watched below.
SNUFF LP succeeds the SPLIT LP (2017) that was released in 2016. If you like bands like Tera Melos, Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees or even Two Door Cinema Club, you'll probably enjoy the previously released singles that are available here.
SNUFF is out on March, 21th via Noise City.
SNUFF Tracklist:
01. Svrf Pary
02. LVL100
03. Hypertension
04. Cyanide Soda
05. Snuff
06. Mechakintosh
07. Spit
08. A Netflix Original
09. Shapeshifted
10. Le Magnüs
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