Les Hommes Publics #16 – LP cover

There are artists who define themselves through reinvention, and others who quietly expand a language they have spent years refining. LP belongs to both at once. Ten years after Lost on You made them a global voice, unmistakable, fragile yet forceful, they return with a new album that doesn’t erase the past but folds it into a broader emotional landscape. Shot by Pat Martin in the canyons of Topanga, the bohemian enclave in the Santa Monica Mountains that once drew Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Jim Morrison, LP appears suspended between melancholy and lightness, the same tension that has always run through their music. In conversation with Jordan Anderson, they reflect on songwriting as a continuation of self, on the strange afterlife of songs once they leave the room, and on fear as something you never quite remove but learn to move with.

208 pages. Hardcover 1.5 mm Fedrigoni lmitlin Neve E/R05 fabric 125 grams.
Inside paper GardaMatt Art 150 grams. GardaGloss Art 150 grams. Matte white hot foil stamping on front cover. Endpapers GardaGloss Art 150 grams.