Episode 107: Lexica

Tom had a wonderful time chatting with Lorraine Lelis of Lexica for Episode 107 of Look At My Records! Late last year, Lexica finally released their long lost album, Lost & Left To Be Imagined. Completed between 2002-2004, the album literally became “Lost & Left To Be Imagined,” but this great record is now finally seeing the light of day!Tune in to hear the story behind this New York City-based electronic trip-hop trio and how Lorraine started collaborating with keyboardist Stephen Krieger and guitarist Erik Laroi. Plus, you’ll hear about her time playing in other great New York City dream pop acts such as Closer. They also shared some great stories about seeing Slowdive and Swirlies at Maxwell’s, exchanging mixtapes with penpals, and more!You can purchase Lost & Left To Be Imagined on limited edition compact disc via Mother West Records. The record is also available on all streaming services, including Spotify.Tune in to hear the story behind this New York City-based electronic trip-hop trio and how Lorraine started collaborating with keyboardist Stephen Krieger and guitarist Erik Laroi. Plus, you’ll hear about her time playing in other great New York City dream pop acts such as Closer. They also shared some great stories about seeing Slowdive and Swirlies at Maxwell’s, exchanging mixtapes with penpals, and more!You can purchase Lost & Left To Be Imagined on limited edition compact disc via Mother West Records. The record is also available on all streaming services, including Spotify.