The founding members of the Chicago psychedelic band The Luck of Eden Hall, Greg Curvey and Mark Lofgren, both have new projects with brand new music videos.
“Equinox” is the second single from Custard Flux’s upcoming album Einsteinium Delirium to be released on Friday, June 7 via the label Friends Of The Fish (a subsidiary of Fruits de Mer Records, UK). The video was created by visual artist Shane Swank (https://www.instagram.com/swankshane/).
Based in Detroit, Custard Flux is Greg Curvey on vox and guitars, Vito Greco on guitars, Timothy Prettyman on bass, and Nick Pruett on the drum kit.
Einsteinium Delirium will follow 2022’s acclaimed LP Phosphorus.
U.S and U.K. Tour Dates
04/26 Chicago, IL @ Montrose Saloon
06/27 Detroit, MI @ Cadieux Cafe
07/26 Exeter, UK @ Kozfest 2024
08/01 London, UK @ Half Moon Putney (w/ Kavus Torabi (Gong) and Deviant Amps)
08/02-04 Cardigan, UK @ 20th Dream of Dr. Sardonicus festival (Cellar Bar)
https://custardflux.bandcamp.com/
Custard Flux Facebook Page
“Ne-er Do Wells” is the first single from Mark Lofgren’s Black Moon Book 3, which will be released on Friday, May 3.
Lofgren directed and edited the video for “Ne-er Do Wells,” which features footage of Chicago and Kalamazoo, Michigan, from the 1990s. Some of the footage was taken from the old Luck of Eden Hall van, nicknamed “the Barnacle.” There are also a few clips from a video by Mark’s former band Murder of Crows.
