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Ryan Lum
» label: Projekt Records
» for fans of: Cocteau Twins, Violet Indiana, Delerium, Enya, Mojave 3, Slowdive, Mazzy Star, Dead Can Dance, Lisa Gerard, Elizabeth Fraser, Robin Guthrie, Everything But the Girl, SEEFEEL, Projekt Records
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Psychedelic folk with with lyrics taken from the 15th Century hymnal of the same name. From LSD's debut 1992 album "Idylls," available through iTunes!
Hypnotic guitar driven ethereal rock song inspired by an early pre-LSD demo with Kristen Perry, this track is from the band's second album, "Ardor," - available on iTunes
A dreamy blend of indie pop and electronica featuring shoegazer guitar and ethereal vocals. From LSD's oft-neglected but brilliant 3rd album, "Ever," available on iTunes!
Poppy vocal Drum n Bass song used by the WB Network for "The Bostonians" episode of Dawson's Creek. Features special guest vocalist, Kristen Perry-Gow. From LSD's final 1998 album "Flux," available on iTunes!
Live acoustic version of a song from LSD's 1994 album, 'Ardor,' released on the 2000 career retrospective, 'Temporal,' available on iTunes!
Jon Gonzales, from Fond Affexxions Magazine, interviews Ryan & Suzanne.
Crazy interview with Love Spirals Downwards & Trance to the Sun on the show, "Generation Death."
Rowdy interview with Ryan & Suzanne on KUCI's "Space Disco for Fish Tacos" with show DJ 9-5 Superspy (Daniel Bremmer).
Ryan Lum is interviewed for KUCI's "The All-Purpose Nuclear Bedtime Story" by show DJ's Anji (who would later join the band) and Justin.
A pre-LSD demo of a song that went on to become "Kykeon" from the 1994 album, "Ardor." This demo features Suzanne's sister, Kristen, who later performed on the 1998 album, "Flux." (Poor quality transfer from cassette tape)