My new record “I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” was produced by Bryan Cecil and self-released as a fundraiser for Q Center on Tuesday, August 31st. You can preview and purchase the record on iTunes by clicking HERE or on the album cover below. 100% of the proceeds from sales go to benefit Portland’s Q Center.
Download 2 of the new songs free by clicking HERE.
Sep 26, 2010Comments Off on LOGAN LYNN’S DOG IS ABOUT TO BLOW YOUR MIND. WAIT FOR IT. HERE IT COMES…
After over 7 years of living together and watching him do this trick I have never once been able to capture it on video. He always stops right as I begin to shoot. This time I had the camera in my hand and finally captured him in all his weird glory.
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Just a quick FYI before you watch: I am not the one who did this to his hair. I left him with an old friend who I hadn’t seen in like 10 years while I was on tour and when I came back he looked like this (and had black mascara all over his face)!!! Anyway, send your angry animal abuse letters to her cuz it wasn’t me. My ass didn’t do it.
Sep 22, 2010Comments Off on “I KILLED TOMORROW YESTERDAY” REVIEWED BY THE ZIP & A KICK MUSIC BLOG FROM LOS ANGELES THIS WEEK! READ BELOW.
Well, one thing’s for certain: I love it when my records get good reviews.
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Read all the crazy nice stuff Los Angeles music blog Zip and a Kick had to say about my newbie “I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” this week HERE or keep reading below. Oh, and to get your copy click HERE for iTunes or click HERE for Amazon. All the proceeds from sales of this record go to charity.
“He created one of my favorite albums of last year, and now Logan Lynn is back with an impressive follow-up to 2009’s From Pillar To Post (you can check out my review of that album here).
With I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday, Lynn has charted a new course. You can recognize where he’s been – his own brand of electro pop has been given a decidedly 80s synth boost – but as for his destination? It remains unclear. With this release, Logan Lynn announced that he would be taking an indefinite break from the music industry. His label contract completed and IKTY released independently, the result is more of a potential farewell album than a follow-up…but let’s keep our fingers crossed that there’s more to come from this singer-songwriter.
The tracks on his recent offering display a deeper emotional weight, and give a sense of everything that’s come before. Heartbreaking and empowering, the end product is an impressive combination of pain and pleasure – something I would liken to smashing atoms together. In short: It’s not easy. Read the rest of this entry »
