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Description
Four track recordings... these are songs that read like a journal. The themes are love, obsession, travelling, the end of eras and dreams to the building of new better times.

Music style
Experimental folk noise.

Musical influences
Lisa Germano, Kristin Hersh, Moby, John Frusciante, Clan of Xymox

Group members
Aaron T. Davis - instruments & vocals

Sarah G. Brown - vocals

Albums
Subsex, Taste Through the Filter, The Greatest Artist Ever, and The Burgundy Period

Artist history
Lost Earth Lock formed in the fall of 1997. It was more of a realization, due to the only member being Aaron T. Davis. The first album was recorded at 3 locations due to the unstable living conditions he was experiencing at that time.

The term Lost Earth Lock was from the Art Bell show. It is when a communication satellite looses contact either from a transmiter or a reciever. It is how Aaron felt during the time of the break up of his first long term band and friendships.

In its fourth year, LEL has recordings galore and is ready to share with the world. Packaging and art work has always been very important to LEL the orginal tape of the Subsex songs include a collage zine-like book.

Aaron is currently working as 1/2 of magnet2metal, and has found a direction for all musical endevores.

Location
Erie, PA

Lost Earth Lock

Aaron T. Davis - instruments & vocals

Sarah G. Brown - vocals
Music
"NIL" Alternative
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Credits: 2004 by Lost Earth Lock
"Meanwhile" Alternative
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Credits: 2004 by Lost Earth Lock
"Puzzle Piece" Alternative
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Words & Voice: Sarah G. Brown
Credits: 2004 by Lost Earth Lock
"3 Planets Bolo Bolo De" Alternative
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Credits: 2001 by Lost Earth Lock

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