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Lone Assembly Explores Human Influence and Self-Imposed Limits
Lone Assembly examines interpersonal influence, self-imposed restrictions and the relationship between people and the city across several songs, with vocalist Raphaël Bressler describing the album as a cycle moving from confinement toward openness.
Lone Assembly features vocalist Raphaël Bressler, guitarist Glenn Le Meur, bassist Jim Bodeman and drummer Romain Segu. The group draws inspiration from the atmosphere of Factory Records and the melodic style of bands such as Editors.
You're Pulling at the Same Strings addresses the influence one person has over another. The Pain Keeper and My Life's Solid examine the restrictions people impose on themselves, while The City Works Like This portrays the city as a living organism that affects the people within it.
In the Open brings a different feeling and energy to the album. Bressler describes the album's structure as a cycle that moves from a sense of confinement toward openness.
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