Album artwork for Tomorrows by Son Lux

More pervasive than a virus, anxiety and urgency has spread across our physical and virtual landscapes. The air of the present moment find parallels on the newest body of work by Son Lux: Tomorrows, a long-format album to be released in three volumes over the course of a year. On Tomorrows, Ryan Lott, Rafiq Bhatia, and Ian Chang train their sights on volatile principles: imbalance, disruption, collision, redefinition. But for all of its instability, Tomorrows’ exploration of breaking points and sustained frictional places is ultimately in service of something rewarding and necessary: the act of questioning, challenging, tearing down and actively rebuilding one’s own identity.

Arriving at a time of considerable uncertainty in the world, Tomorrows is ambitious in scope and intent. Born of an active, intentional approach to shaping sound, the music reminds us of the necessity of questioning assumptions, and of sitting with the tension.

Son Lux

Tomorrows

City Slang
Album artwork for Tomorrows by Son Lux
LPx3

$49.99

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Released 07/30/2021Catalog Number

LP-SLANG-50315

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Album artwork for Tomorrows by Son Lux
CDx3

$29.99

Released 07/30/2021Catalog Number

CD-SLANG-50315

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Son Lux

Tomorrows

City Slang
Album artwork for Tomorrows by Son Lux
LPx3

$49.99

Black
Released 07/30/2021Catalog Number

LP-SLANG-50315

Learn more
Album artwork for Tomorrows by Son Lux
CDx3

$29.99

Released 07/30/2021Catalog Number

CD-SLANG-50315

Learn more

More pervasive than a virus, anxiety and urgency has spread across our physical and virtual landscapes. The air of the present moment find parallels on the newest body of work by Son Lux: Tomorrows, a long-format album to be released in three volumes over the course of a year. On Tomorrows, Ryan Lott, Rafiq Bhatia, and Ian Chang train their sights on volatile principles: imbalance, disruption, collision, redefinition. But for all of its instability, Tomorrows’ exploration of breaking points and sustained frictional places is ultimately in service of something rewarding and necessary: the act of questioning, challenging, tearing down and actively rebuilding one’s own identity.

Arriving at a time of considerable uncertainty in the world, Tomorrows is ambitious in scope and intent. Born of an active, intentional approach to shaping sound, the music reminds us of the necessity of questioning assumptions, and of sitting with the tension.