Well, friends? It’s finally almost here. The pre-order for my new record, ADIEU, just went live!

The album is available on 150 Gram Red Double Vinyl, Compact Disc Digipak, and Digital Download — and whichever pre-order package you purchase, you will receive 5 of the 15 new songs instantly.

CLICK HERE TO GET YOURS NOW!

“ADIEU” is the record I have been trying to make since 1998 when I first started making records and I am so excited for you to finally hear it. This is my heart. No filter.

Gino Mari and I love you. To celebrate, we have released a new single from the record called “Can You Get Me Off?”

Thanks to all of my favorite radio stations in Portland, Seattle, New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco for playing the hell out of this thing already the past week or so. We are coming for you LIVE this fall, darlings.

Listen to “Can You Get Me Off” below, then pick up your copy on Bandcamp:

From Vortex Magazine

Sex, Dogs and Mental Health? Logan Lynn Tackles Depression and Suicidal Ideation on New Record

by Chris Young

After years of translating emotional hardship into musical coherence, Lynn’s grief has “opened the door to creating something beautiful” as he returns with his eighth studio record, ‘Adieu,’ in September.

To put it simply, Logan Lynn’s been through some shit lately. After losing his beloved Pomeranian, Dutch, followed by the demise of his romantic relationship, Lynn documented, sonically, all the emotion that was pouring forth from his being.

Recording some 500 voice notes on his phone “over the course of this particular four-month mental health crisis,” Lynn waded “through the hours of often incoherent, tearful screaming sessions and a cappella melodies” and found the bones to his new record, Adieu.

“Unlike all of my other albums, every single one of these songs was born in my head without any instruments,” Lynn explains. “They all came out almost like spirituals.” Alongside longtime collaborator and producer Gino Mari, the pair took the pieces and made them into songs. “It has been difficult and beautiful and I feel so proud of what we have made out of something so terrible.” Read the rest of this entry »