Lovelorn Dolls announces return with ‘Deadtime Stories’ album – Pre-orders available now
Lovelorn Dolls announces return with 'Deadtime Stories' album
Lovelorn Dolls, the Belgian goth metal pop band, is making a comeback with their fourth album, “Deadtime Stories”, after a five-year hiatus. During this period, the band’s frontwoman, Kristell, expanded her artistic horizons under the alias Kristell In Wonderland as a photographer and visual artist, an experience that has heavily influenced the band’s latest work.
The new album comes after the teaser EP “Beautiful Chaos” which was released earlier this year.
The album will be out on Alfa Matrix / Spleen+ on CD and as download (and streaming). The new album was produced by Maxx Maryan, known for his work with Helalyn Flowers and ImJudas. “Deadtime Stories” also features a guest appearance by Dero Goi, the former singer of OOMPH!.
Lovelorn Dolls Discography
Albums:
- “The House Of Wonders” (Alfa Matrix, 2013)
- “Japanese Robot Invasion” (Alfa Matrix, 2014)
- “Darker Ages” (Alfa Matrix, 2018)
Singles & EPs:
- “An Intense Feeling Of Affection” (Alfa Matrix, 2011)
- “After Dark” (Alfa Matrix, 2013)
- “The Thrill” (Alfa Matrix, 2014)
- “Happy Valentine” (Alfa Matrix, 2015)
- “Lament” (Alfa Matrix, 2017)
- “Dreamworld” (Spleen+, 2023)
- “Beautiful Chaos” (Spleen+, 2024)
Lovelorn Dolls videos
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