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Honours debut album is a ligament stretching from Lagos to London and to New York, curling across the diaspora and brushing the darker hues of blues, hip-hop, free jazz, ambient, gospel with Christian mythology and Yoruba folklore. As cinematic as it is painterly, lf is a meditation on themes of life, death and love that pulls inspiration from the unexpected poetic profundity of casual conversations, field recordings, literature, ephemera, or personal archives. The result is an impressionistic vision in Black and Blur that both exhausts and implicates languagesubstantiating a mythos proposed by Fred Moten that sublimates boundaries between everywhere and nowhere; history and the present; the individual and the universal.

lf delineates a gothic landscape cut by overdriven beats, swooping orchestral blasts, choral bursts and ear- splitting fuzz, where the fleshly and spiritual realms commune. Dedicated to Honour’s late grandmother, the title track began to take form after their last embrace and remains steeped in her influence and spirita tape-saturated composition that starts in Lagos and ends in London’s smoke-stained cityscape, the songs dream-like quality developed out of the artists grief and PTSD coping with this loss. Beneath the stretched guitar drones and stuttering loops, their grandmother’s shared faith bubbles to the surface.