Lebanon Hanover

Lebanon Hanover are a British-German dark wave duo formed in 2010 by Swiss Larissa Iceglass from Germany and William Maybelline from Britain.[1] The debut album La Fete Triste was released in 2011. The duo first gained attention with their 2012 album, The World Is Getting Colder, via Fabrika Records. British music magazine Terrorizer named Lebanon Hanover "the best British band you didn't know existed."[2]

Lebanon Hanover
Background information
Genresdark wave, post-punk, minimal wave
Years active2010- present
LabelsFabrika Records
Websitehttps://www.lebanonhanover.com/
MembersLarissa "Iceglass" Georgiou, William Maybelline

The band's name, Lebanon Hanover, apparently comes from two neighbouring towns (Lebanon and Hanover) in New Hampshire, United States.[3]

Style

Lebanon Hanover's music has been compared to 1980s Gothic rock/post-punk acts such as Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Cure and Bauhaus. The band has a minimal, dark sound.[4] Their songs have a signature light synth sound, deep bass and melancholic lyrics.[5]

William Maybelline is responsible for the rhythm, synthesizer and bass, which add to the music like an ordered frame, while contributing with more chaotic fragments. As a common conceptual idea, it simply describes simple production, which is based on the desire to generate an organic sound as possible.[6]

Discography

  • 2011: Lebanon Hanover / La Fete Triste (Split-EP with La Fete Triste)
  • 2012: The World Is Getting Colder (Album, Fabrika Records)
  • 2012: Why Not Just Be Solo (Album, Fabrika Records)
  • 2013: Tomb for Two (Album, Fabrika Records / Dead Scarlet Records / Mecanica Records)
  • 2013: Gallowdance (Single)
  • 2015: Besides the Abyss (Album, Fabrika Records)
  • 2016: Babes of the 80s (Single, Fabrika Records)
  • 2017: Lebanon Hanover Anthology (Compilation-EP, GAG TAPE)
  • 2018: Let Them Be Alien (Album, Fabrika Records)
  • 2020: Sci-Fi Sky (Album, Fabrika Records)

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