Tromsø’s LÜT delivers aggressively delicious stadium punk rock featuring Bela B.
Last summer they had a crazy idea.. What if the biggest name they have gotten to know over the years participated in a song on the new album? Great. Let’s give Bela B the call. And the next thing they know, he was standing at Tromsø airport, eager to get going recording and exploring LÜT’s home turf. They say it feels like a fever dream looking back, luckily they have proof in both the song and some pictures. The result? Judge for yourself.
So here it is: Glücksschmied (feat. Bela B), a first new taste of something different and grand.
Listen to the single here: https://ffm.to/lutglucksschmied
Aggressively delicious stadium punk rock from 4 unbothered and unknown boys and 1 star who needs no introduction.
Perfect to skate, hang and hardly work to.
All in all, Glücksschmied (feat. Bela B) is a hard hitting little gem of heavy and catchy guitar riff music. It’s time to get your cool on.
Norway’s most northern punks are hitting the sound waves twice as hard!
You might wonder where LÜT’s been the last few years?
If their creativity froze somewhere up there by the cold beaches of the North.
Far from it. Like Global warming and your favourite middle their asses off to speed things up.
Making 2025 the year where the band is finally ready to break their post covid cycle of one song every other year. Like a much-awaited menu update on your favourite takeaway restaurant.
BIO
The year is 2014, and the Tromsø-based band that eventually gets the name LÜT sees its inception in hermetically sealed boys’ rooms where hormones and teenage anxiety flowed freely. The result is sharp and distinctive rock, capturing fans from both the underground and the mainstream.
Fast forward to 2024, and LÜT has played at Summer Breeze (DE), Motocultor (FR), Spot Festival (DK), by:Larm, Slottsfjell, Bukta, Malakoff, Trondheim Calling, Vinje Rock, and Tons Of Rock. LÜT has been nominated for Best Newcomer at the Norwegian Grammys (2017) and P3 Gull (2017) awards.
They received praise from Lars Ulrich (Metallica) on his podcast “It’s Electric.”
Their album “Mersmak” from 2021 received a 5/6 rating in Rolling Stone Magazine, leading them to support Germany’s big heroes DIE ÄRZTE on a stadium tour in front of 80,000 people in 2022, and then for Skambankt on their farewell tour in Norway in 2022.
Hello 2025, and a new decade of modern Northern noise.
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