Written by Loredo: 
Stuart Bennett - Lead Vocals
Joe Beckwith - Guitar & Backing Vocals
Benjamin Gilbert - Guitar & Backing Vocals
Anna Marner - Bass & Backing Vocals
Max Marlow - Drums

Trumpet performed by Toby Bruce-Jones
Produced by Peter Hylle
Mastered by Colm O’Rourke
With thanks to our manager Gabi Huckins

Zany

Trawl

Habit

Walked Out On A Wire

Written by Loredo

Stuart Bennett - Vocals
Evie Wilson - Vocals
Joe Beckwith - Piano, Guitar, Backing Vocals
Harriet Joseph - Violin

Produced by Joe Beckwith
Artwork by Harriet Dunlea

By New Years Day (Your Parents' House)

Written by Stuart Bennett, Joe Beckwith, Benjamin Gilbert, Anna Marner, Max Marlow
Drums performed by Sarah Basham
Saxophone performed by David Lindsay
Violin performed by Harriet Joseph
Recorded & Mixed by Rich Evatt, Sebastian Torres
Mastered by Tim Turan
Artwork by Cari-Ann Wayman

Lyrics:
You’ll leave your scent on a hundred pillow cases
Remembered only in traces and so I guess that

What makes bad songs is what makes bad lovers,
I’m sick and tired of all these ego-strummers.

Throw away the things that mean nothing to you lately,
Instant gratification baby!
Tie yourself to someone, regale in the safety,
Instant gratification baby!

Your bare white skin, like shower tray porcelain. 
So nothing seeps in and I can only guess that.



Instant Gratification Baby!

Written by Stuart Bennett, Joe Beckwith, Benjamin Gilbert, Anna Marner
Recorded & Mixed by Joe Beckwith & Benjamin Gilbert
Mastered by Tim Turan
Artwork by Cari-Ann Wayman

Lyrics:
Well this may help you and I think it might,
To sit and talk of shoeing horses tonight.
Because I’ve been doing these backflips that I’ve earned - sure. 
But don’t think that these talks have become a chore.
Though thoughts may stray and speech become slurred,
Remember no words… are best left unheard. 

No Words

Written by Stuart Bennett, Joe Beckwith, Benjamin Gilbert, Anna Marner, Max Marlow, Sarah Basham
Saxophone performed by David Lindsay
Violin performed by Harriet Joseph
Recorded & Mixed by Rich Evatt, Sebastian Torres
Mastered by Tim Turan
Artwork by Cari-Ann Wayman

Lyrics:
And if I cut through the subtext, 
I just want to see you undress - 
I find it hard to be earnest about anything other than this.

Our hands like ventricles,
Our glands a festival.
I lay you down upon your back you say ‘It doubles up as coffin rehearsal’

And I could even be tongue-tied, all intentions implied, 
No North / South divide.
Or we could lay out till high tide, neither sink or subside,
No thoughts denied.

Tears welling and heartswelling though,
I think you should know.

And though a lack of finesse,
might lead me to overassess. 
I make the thoughts into zingers just to capture you like a picture.

But it’s something I dream about - 
The day we pour one out
For all our ex-lovers who never made it up to scratch. 


Heartswelling (Pour One Out)

Written by Stuart Bennett, Joe Beckwith, Benjamin Gilbert, Anna Marner, Max Marlow
Drums performed by Sarah Basham
Saxophone performed by David Lindsay
Violin performed by Harriet Joseph
Recorded & Mixed by Rich Evatt, Sebastian Torres
Mastered by Tim Turan
Artwork by Cari-Ann Wayman

Lyrics:
Never do we cross paths,
Live life like a simulcast.
Separated by boxes on a screen,
While you are top left I’m left bottom right reeling.
I dip myself in adhesive
But still I can’t stick to you.
I feel like nothing ever will
Not if I smother you in glue.

We’re all constrained by our ribcages like we’re crass enough not to care,
But don’t chastise how my brown eyes long to see you biting the air.

Burdened with a lack of brevity,
And overbearing levity.
Opened like a can by a church key,
CBT be the death of me.
They separated the wheat from chaff,
Put on very end of the second half.
Do something until you’re taken to task,
And play it off for all the cheap laughs.

And try, try hard as I might, try hard to be sleight a try-hard bang to rights.
A lout, never any doubt, passive anyhow - but I let love out.

Let Love Out

Written by Stuart Bennett, Joe Beckwith, Benjamin Gilbert, Anna Marner, Sarah Basham
Saxophone performed by David Lindsay
Violin performed by Harriet Joseph
Recorded & Mixed by Rich Evatt, Sebastian Torres
Mastered by Tim Turan
Artwork by Cari-Ann Wayman

Lyrics:
Well telling stories is telling lies
And songs should never be a concession.
At the time -though you’re not the best person in the world,
I thought you did a good impression.

How we moved our tongues like the tray of a penny arcade,
and trailed through like our cavities were purpose made.

But feelings may wane,
‘For 2’ deals inhumane
But we go again, yeah we go again.
We turn someone’s name
From sacred to profane
But we go again, yeah we go again.

Everyone wants the same things,
They just want them from different places.
No marching bands, no heads held in hands
Just trading pennants and stealing bases

No words are best left unheard.

We Go Again

loredopress@gmail.com 
Loredo are a five piece indie rock band, formed in late 2013 in Harrow, North London. They make indie rock music with the dexterity of acts such as Bombay Bicycle Club and Everything Everything and the rockier side to The National, but with lyrical nuances and pop melodies that evoke bands such as Los Campesinos!, Death Cab For Cutie and Why?
“‘Trawl’ – Loredo’s first EP, was released in March 2014 and since then has steadily collected rave-reviews from various music websites and blogs. “Featuring four completely unique songs, the fifteen minute span of ‘Trawl’ leaves you itching and craving for more.” - Gigslutz:www.gigslutz.co.uk/ep-review-lored…h.4uI1Lh4O.dpuf
2014 saw Loredo support the likes of The Big Pink, play many reputable venues such as Bedford Esquires and Queen Of Hoxton,  and the band also completed a small headline tour to promote their debut EP release.
The band release their next EP 'Let Love Out' on April 13th, after having spent a great deal of time refining their sound and songwriting. This has paid dividends in the resultant songs – crafted, poppier sounding songs which are direct, sincere and cleverly illustrated musically. 


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