Len Lennox

Len Lennox introduced themselves with IKEBANA, a debut record released in early 2022 that captured the raw ache of emotional collapse. Laced with regret and restlessness, its aggressively melancholic tone resonated deeply, earning local acclaim, rotation on FBi Radio, and a glowing Triple J review of standout track “<a href="spotify:track:6wXpVCfjKVrRbfRuk6ij1l" data-name="sunday">sunday</a> .”

Now, three years on, the Sydney-based band returns with a renewed perspective. The sadness hasn’t vanished — it’s just grown wiser. The upcoming record sees Len Lennox evolving beyond sad-boy confessionals into something more self-aware and forward-looking: music that still simmers with dissonance, but leans into resilience, hope, and holding on.

Recorded at Golden Retriever Studios and co-produced by Simon Berckelman (<a href="spotify:artist:5WNkPWv7bUTReKBOAQc6ry" data-name="Philadelphia Grand Jury">Philadelphia Grand Jury</a> ), the new material refines the band’s signature sound: warbling, semi-distorted guitars soaked in vibrato, punchy bass lines, driving drums, and hypnotic synth hooks that pull you under. It’s moody, melodic, and unmistakably theirs — a sound that’s been carefully carved over years of emotional excavation and sonic experimentation.