Lav Andula

There’s really no one quite like dark electronic artist Lav Andula, who describes her creative offerings as “feedback-driven harsh dance music to cry and split blood to.” A native of Nashville, Tennessee, Andula began creating experimental music – which she classifies as drearwave and witch house – at age 17 before realizing that the south was just not equipped to handle it. She moved west to Arizona, joining forces with a group of like-minded Phoenix-based musicians including Lana Del Rabies, Terminal 11, Black Baptist, and Asymptote.

A prolific artist, Andula (who took her name from the Latin genus of lavender) released her debut album, X∞X, in 2017. She then released two EPs, – 2017’s Pollen and 2018’s //.atrophy.// – and several notable singles, including a slow and seductive cover of Alice Deejay’s “Better Off Alone,” the haunting and despondent “what I once loved is killing me.,” – and a noisy ethereal cover of Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill.”

contact: aludna.val@gmail.com

Member: Aludna Val aka Lav Andula
Location: Reno, Nevada

Instagram: https://instagram.com/aludna_val
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLbOp6P34mx2_mu0_pWWF3Q
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nicepupils
Bandcamp: https://lav-andula.bandcamp.com/

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