Red Lokust is back with an all new album, ‘Hope is the Last Refuge of the Dying!’ – Out now
Red Lokust is back with an all new album, 'Hope is the Last Refuge of the Dying!'
Red Lokust have released a new album, “Hope is the Last Refuge of the Dying!”. “Hope is the Last Refuge of the Dying!” is Red Lokust‘s third studio album and is released by Distortion Productions as a limited edition CD and through all digital and streaming platforms.
Lyrically the album deals with themes of loss, cancer survival, war, infidelity and a doomed future. Also featured on this album is a cover of Dramarama’s “Anything, Anything”.
Since their last studio material, the band has played shows all over North America with performances at the Mechanismus Festival (Seattle), Dark Side of the Con (New Jersey) as well as shows in Madison, Brooklyn, Tampa, Pittsburgh, Washington, DC and Philadelphia.
About Red Lokust
Red Lokust is an American electronic music project founded by Jim Semonik in 2015. The band’s music blends elements of industrial, EBM (electronic body music), and synthpop, creating a unique sound that draws inspiration from the electronic music scene of the 1980s and 1990s.
Jim Semonik, known for his work as a musician, promoter, and organizer within the industrial music community, formed Red Lokust as a solo project to explore his creative vision in electronic music. Prior to Red Lokust, Semonik was involved in various musical endeavors, including serving as a member of the industrial rock band Rein[Forced].
Red Lokust made their debut with the release of their self-titled EP in 2015. Following the EP, Red Lokust released their debut full-length album, “The Repercussions of Shedding Your Skin”, in 2016.
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