It seems THE LORANES only exist in extremes. All or nothing. Full throttle or leave . When the band suddenly appeared on the scene in 2015 with their debut “Trust”, the trio had only just moved into their rehearsal room. And only shortly after bassist Mammut left KADAVAR after two successful albums, THE LORANES had their debut in the stores, garnered top reviews and toured Europe for weeks afterwards.

THE LORANES are all about rock. Garage rock meets neo-heavy blues meets psychedelic. Distortion galore, but underneath all the distortion, it’s the catchy melodies that crawl out of the speakers and stick. Pop with barbs, dark and scratchy. It smells incessantly of basements and glowing tube amplifiers.