Luxembourg Signal at God is in the TV

Following very quickly in the slipstream of the release of their self-titled debut album, The Luxembourg Signal now unveil the video to ‘We Go On’, one of that record’s ten towering songs. As the Los Angelean quintet cross land and sea by road, rail and air, their journey’s musical accompaniment is the sound of a band who are… Continue reading Luxembourg Signal at God is in the TV

Luxembourg Signal at This Wreckage

When I bought The Luxembourg’s debut 7” single, “Distant Drive,” earlier this spring, I had no idea that much of the band used to make up Sarah Records staple Aberdeen from back in the day.  I simply knew that “Distant Drive” is an infectious and lovely song that perfectly fits its theme.  It makes for a great song to kick off… Continue reading Luxembourg Signal at This Wreckage

Luxembourg Signal at Collapse Board

Sigh. You know that feeling – when a single comes along and hypnotizes you, gives you hope that creative minds still exist, and winds you up like a jack-in-the-box, so that the moment that band releases something new, you pounce. Earlier this year we brought you I brought to the GFP crowd Luxembourg Signal, the Aberdeen-meets-Trembling Blue Stars… Continue reading Luxembourg Signal at Collapse Board

Luxembourg Signal at Best Vinyl

New project by members of Aberdeen and Trembling Blue Stars. The Luxembourg Signal has evolved from the remnants of Aberdeen, which after a long and bumpy road dissolved back in 2003. Several years and several bands- including Fonda and Trembling Blue Stars- and a few reunions later, Johnny Joyner, Beth Arzy and Brian Espinosa began… Continue reading Luxembourg Signal at Best Vinyl

Luxembourg Signal at Coast is Clear

Die Indie-„Supergroup“ The Luxembourg Signal – u.a. mit Mitgliedern der Trembling Blue Stars und Aberdeen – ist zurück, mit ihrer neuen Single auf Shelflife «She love’s to feel the sun». Wer twee-esken, jangligen Gitarrenpop mag, wird auch hier nicht enttäuscht. Leider lässt sich der Stream nicht direkt einbinden, deshalb müsst Ihr zum The Big Takeover-Blog wechseln – HIER. [Link]

Luxembourg Signal at When You Motor Away

Shelflife Records is one of the most reliably delightful little labels in our universe, so we are always willing to pay attention to one of their releases.  Their latest nugget is the self-titled debut album from The Luxembourg Signal, and guitar pop fans may well judge it to be one of the best releases this autumn.… Continue reading Luxembourg Signal at When You Motor Away