Late Sea

Late Sea is an alternative rock project led by composer and multi-instrumentalist Izzy Gliksberg.
The Brooklyn based group is known for their dark ambient grooves that carry Izzy’s enigmatic Leonard Cohen-like lyrics. Izzy draws inspiration from lyrical, song-based acts such as Nick Cave and Tom Waits, but the groups approach to production and musical arrangement is influenced by forward thinking, experimental acts such as Nicolas Jaar, Radiohead, and James Blake.

The cinematic vibe of Late Sea’s music led them to create and perform live scores to films such as David Lynch’s Lost Highway and Tim Burton’s Edward Scissorhands. Izzy has also written scores for numerous documentaries and short films.
Late Sea were the first and only music act to receive the prestigious KSF Artist of Choice Award. This resulted in the collaboration c with Emmy nominated director Andrey Alistratov and Producer Hazuki Aikawa to create the visual EP The Writers Trilogy.

Late Sea’s latest project, the EP, Rumor, was produced by Amy award winner John Davis.

Late Sea are:
Izzy Gliksberg – Vocals, guitars, and keyboards
Graham Dobby – Drums
Clinton Greenlee - Bass
Kalen Lister – Keyboards and vocals


'like memories of lost loves, their music washes over you in waves of nostalgia and mystery' Song and Soul Magazine
'Haunting... stunning and in your face.' Impose Magazine
'Brings shivers up and down your spine' Audio Fuzz Magazine