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BLACKWELL'S RECORD OF THE WEEK

BLACKWELL'S RECORD OF THE WEEK

La Lom

The Los Angeles League Of Musicians

scum stats: black vinyl in massive quantities, bone colored (this) is limited

So I tried to buy this album on the day it came out last month. Went to Grimey's and Vinyl Tap and neither one of them had it. I think Universal's distribution had some sort of hiccup that day.

Anyway, the busy life I lead had me unceremoniously forget about it and failed to attempt to purchase again.

So thank the good lord that Zach from the band just sent through a copy, unsolicited, with a kind, hand-written note sharing how appreciative the band has been to Third Man, both through the pressing plant and their Blue Room show a couple months back.

I sat here for a good five minutes trying to theorize what a record would have to be for me to listen to it more than I have listened to these recordings this past year. Nothing. Pretty sure this and "No Name" will be the two records I've absolutely burned out in '24. And that makes me happy.

If you haven't listened to La Lom already, what are you waiting for? I think this is the 3rd time I've written about them here, must be some kind of record. The album, featuring a chunk of songs from the previously released 7-inches, is just the perfect easy listening. You don't find much of worth in modern instrumental bands, but La Lom has single-handedly changed that with dramatic results.

Needless to say, I can't wait to hear what their next stuff sounds like. But this album should still hold me over for some time.


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