WU LYF’s Ellery James Roberts Returns With Two LUH. Tracks, "Lost Under Heaven" and "Angels Sing"

Last year, Ellery James Roberts (formerly of WU LYF) teamed with Ebony Hoorn to form a group called LUH. (which stands for Lost Under Heaven) and release a song called “Unites”. Today, they’ve released a BitTorrent bundle that contains two new tracks, “Lost Under Heaven” and “Angels Sing”, along with alternate versions, associated photos, a video slideshow incorporating imagery of global strife, and what reads like a manifesto for the band.

You can read that text here, and download the bundle here. 

Here’s an excerpt from the text, which is signed by Roberts and Hoorn and dated November 5:

Lovers are warriors, LUH stands with all those that work for beauty, against the defeated cynicism of dead culture, all those that commit to the possibility of a better future in our life time, an idea that seems to have been long forgotten as this dystopian present has been culturally normalized. LUH teaches the practice of letting go, letting our lives become our message; finding meaning in conscious action enacting an alternative in our daily lives, We cannot change the world, but in our choices we shape culture.

There will be no resolution; but with Lost Under Heaven’s silent repetition in our heart we look to navigate this world with laughter & light.

Revisit “Unites”:

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