Lomosonic defy gravity with CD launch
Despite declining music album sales, some artists still believe in launching physical CDs: One of them is Lomosonic, who recently launched their third full-length album “Anti-Gravity”, at the B2S Bookstore in CentralWorld.
The alter-rock band also announced they would be playing a concert in support of this album, at Muang Thai GMM Live House of CentralWorld on September 2.
Four members of the alter-rock band – vocalist Aritach “Boy” Poltan, guitarists Chatchai “Pom” Ngarmsirimongkhonchai and Piti, and drummer Chandej “Otto” Chancharoen – sat down and spoke about their new album under the Sanamluang label. The album consists of 15 tracks under the production of Cyndi Seui or Tar as the founder and producer of music label Kitsch Cat.
“Many bands are limited by a category of music genres or a period of time, but we would like Lomosonic to be beyond the passage of time, with our own voice and music,” says singer Boy.
Drummer Otto says they faced a lot of obstacles during the making of this album.
Surprisingly, Lomosonic is making a music video trilogyof three songs “Lok”, “Khwam On Air” and “Thang Thi Lom Phan” which will be seen for the first time on March 7, the second on March 28 and April 28 respectively.
“We would like to do things out of the box; so these three music videos have been created with the vision of the future world,” explains guitarist Pom.
At the end of the launch, the Lomosonic boys signed autographs for fans who were waiting in a long queue.
