The first thing that caught me was the incredible resemblance in sound, and production, to some pioneering goth and post punk bands of the ‘80’s. THE LILLINGTONS newest release, STELLA SAPIENTE, isn’t terrible. Proceeding with a certain amount of a slight vague hope and trepidation, I figured it was time to let the day begin and hit play. Apparently, this was their first album in 11 years. In fact I may have even accidentally caught them live at some point. And the uh oh feeling came from some of the other acts that I’d seen this name associated with. It’s a name I’d heard before, though not entirely sure where. The uh oh feeling started when I saw who the band was: THE LILLINGTONS. Well, I learned a long time ago that hope leads to expectation ultimately leads to disappointment *(not that I had any particularly grandiose hopes for this, but it seemed to have the possibility of satiating that itch to hear what I’m having trouble finding at the moment).
I’ve been on the hunt for some new, interesting darker punk infused music as of late, too, so this was working out stupendously. Occultic punk, you say? Count me in! I hit the link to see just what this is, as my interest had been piqued, two of my favorite things being promised in one package of sound.
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ANDROID VIRUS had also sent a link and a message, basically describing it as being “weird pop punk with occult like themes,” requesting a review of this come next. I open the text to find a picture of a band, being recommended by a Facebook occultism group of some kind: “If you like punk and/or occult mythology themes, you’ll enjoy this.” Hmmm, I pondered.
So I awake this morning, have my cigarette, and while checking my phone notice that the ANDROID VIRUS had texted me, bright and early.
THE LILLINGTONS are: KODY TEMPLEMAN : Vocals, Guitar CORY LAURENCE : Bass TIMMY V.
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