LNZNDRF: Krautrock Meets Psych Fuzz, Live in the Greene Space

Soundcheck | Jan 1, 2018

LNZNDRF is a band composed of Scott and Bryan Devendorf (The National), and Ben Lanz (Beirut, The National, Sufjan Stevens). Their CAN-influenced drone-fuzz psych jams are improvised, then structured into long-form songs, with or without vocals. LNZNDRF plays some of these expansive musical journeys, in tie-dyed jumpsuits, live in the Greene Space. 

The eight song record, also called LNZNDRF, was recorded in a church in Cincinnati over two-and-a-half days, and imbued with a vital spirit hearkening back to the reason the members became musicians in the first place. 

 

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