Dark sliding synth melodies with noise-laden low-fi groove beats and beautifully spoken female vocals. Broken love songs for broken robots.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		turn around	4:05
2		love me	3:42
3		switches off	2:29
4		fingerprints	3:12
5		rocking brush	4:37
6		strange medicine	2:11
7		for now	3:44
8		love hides in familiar places	1:48
9		get back to nowhere	4:26
10		bring me back	4:10

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NOTE: The first 20 copies of "love me" sold come with a copy of the "Making New Errors" EP Enhanced CD with videos.
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The members of lacunae have never met.

lacunae's music falls somewhere between industrial and ambient. Dark sliding synth melodies with noise-laden low-fi groove beats and beautifully spoken female vocals. Broken love songs for broken robots.

"love me" is a collage of noise, driving beats and ethereal synth melodies built around Kasten's distant, longing voice. She confides in the listener, lost in the manufactured world as her comprehension flickers like a dying fluorescent light. The album runs through the most harrowing parts of losing one's self to love, and reminds us why we always go back.

History

lacunae began in mid 2003 after a chance meeting on the internet between Kasten Searles, who was working with Arson Bright at the time, and Anthony Peluso.

Their first work, "Making New Errors," is the result of 18 straight hours of Anthony reworking a collection of Kasten and Arson's music. Dark, forboding and intimate, it captures Kasten and Arson's unique, dystopian vision in the grip of Anthony's bleak, pounding production.

This set the tone and process for lacunae. Soon after, the trio began work on their first full length album, "love me."

During the production of "love me" videos were created for Making New Errors. Using a combination of Arson's bizarrely beautiful computer animation and Kasten's broken video experiments, the videos create an atmosphere of near voyeuristic intimacy. First shown at Open Minijax 1.2 in January of 2004, the videos are available on the Making New Errors Enhanced CD.

"love me" was finally completed in mid 2004; a collage of noise, driving beats and ethereal synth melodies built around Kasten's distant, longing voice. The album runs the listener through the most harrowing parts of losing one's self to love, and reminds us why we always go back.

Currently lacunae is working on their second full length album and contemplating live performance.