Love Spirals Downwards

Love Spirals Downwards Facebook Page

ryan — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 21:35:45 +0000

Come join the action on the new Love Spirals Downwards Facebook Page. Even though it has been relatively quiet here lately on the Official Site with updates, our new Facebook page has been a bit more active. We are particularly digging the interactivity that the Facebook page allows us to have with our friends and fans. So come by, become a fan, join the community, and add to the conversations.

Ardor Studio Room

anji — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 00:30:17 +0000

See that little window at the top of the stairs? That’s the room where most of Ardor was recorded and mixed, back in 1993-1994. This is a Victorian flat in San Francisco.

LSD Fan Video from YouTube

anji — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 23:22:05 +0000

Noticed this fan created video for Love Spirals Downwards’ song, “I Could Find It Only By Chance,” from the album, Ardor. Technically they should have asked permission to use the music first, but perhaps we can turn a blind eye to their legal transgression this once… We created an official LSD YouTube Channel recently, so check it out.

Suzanne to sing in Austin

ryan — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:32:02 +0000

Suzanne Perry will be singing with Exit at Elysium in Austin, Texas on Friday September Friday 26. Exit takes the stage at 10pm. Advance tickets available at www.secret-oktober.com

Ardor Remastered Reissue Now on iTunes

anji — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 23:53:04 +0000

After a long delay, you can finally purchase the newly expanded Ardor [Remastered Reissue] on iTunes. This 2007 version of Love Spirals Downwards’ classic 1994 sophomore album includes 3 bonus tracks; a live recording of the classic “Write in Water,” an unreleased outtake from the album sessions called “Oisin and Niam,” and an alternate mix of “I Could Find It Only By Chance,” also from the original album sessions. Once again, band founder, Ryan Lum, completely remastered the album from the original DATs to bring out more sonic clarity than ever before, and the artwork has been recreated from the original photograph to striking results!

Melodyguild EP Released by Projekt

anji — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 03:43:27 +0000

The long rumored debut CD by Melodyguild — the band of LSD vocalist, Suzanne Perry — has finally been released! The ‘Aitu’ EP — originally announced in early 2003 — will be officially released June 10, 2008, but is available online now via Projekt. This 4-song digipac is currently #6 on the Projekt Top 10 – congrats!

Idylls and Ardor Reissue Reviews

ryan — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 20:58:09 +0000

More reviews for the reissues of our first 2 albums have appeared online on MusicTap, Re:Gen Mag (Idylls and Ardor), two.one.five magazine (Idylls and Ardor), and The Mick – a downloadable PFD magazine. Some are better than others, but I guess you have to take the bad with the good on the old Internet.

Liar Society Reviews Idylls, Ardor, & Projekt200

ryan — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 04:21:59 +0000

A brief but positive review of both Love Spirals Downwards’ Remastered Reissues – plus our track on the recent Projekt200 compilation – can be read on Liar Society.

Idylls Remastered Reissue #1 on Projekt.com!

ryan — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 08:11:05 +0000

The Projekt.com Top 10 currently lists the brand new Love Spirals Downwards – Idylls Remastered Reissue at the #1 spot, followed closely by Love Spirals Downwards – Ardor Remastered Reissue at #3. Trailing slightly behind is the new Lovespirals – Long Way From Home (which was actually released by Chillcuts, not Projekt) at the #8 position and Lovespirals – Windblown Kiss — which Projekt released back in 2002 — at #9. With the #5, #6, and #10 albums being comps that include tracks by Love Spirals Downwards and Lovespirals, as well, I guess you could say that I’m pretty much dominating the Projekt charts this week!

Idylls Remastered Reissue on iTunes now!

ryan — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 05:33:37 +0000

You can now purchase the brand new Idylls [Remastered Reissue] on iTunes. This 2007 version of Love Spirals Downwards’ classic 1992 debut album includes 3 bonus tracks; their first ever recorded song, a live acoustic recording, and an extended version of a song from an out-of-print compilation CD. Band founder, Ryan Lum, completely remastered the album from the original DATs to bring out more sonic clarity than ever before, and the artwork has been recreated from the original photographs for crystal clear images, as well. Watch for the Ardor [Remastered Reissue] on iTunes soon! This is a cooperative release between Projekt Records and Chillcuts Digital.