October 14 street date. Do Hollywood is the debut release from fast-rising Long Island duo, The Lemon Twigs. The Lemon Twigs are brothers Brian (19) and Michael (17) D’Addario. Hailing from Long Island, NY, they have been playing rock music since they were old enough to walk and talk, mastering every instrument they could get their hands on and writing and performing everything together (they alternate writing credits and instruments on Do Hollywood). Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, with production by Jonathan Rado of Foxygen, they mine inspiration from every era of rock, crafting richly sophisticated baroque-pop songs into a ten-track tour de force. "'These Words' has a rollicking spirit and delightfully nostalgic saloon-swing, with hints of the Kinks and the 5th Dimension." - Stereogum. "The Lemon Twigs need to be seen to be believed. They are great." - Brooklyn Vegan. "It’s superbly melodic and supremely accomplished." - The Guardian.
October 14 street date. Do Hollywood is the debut release from fast-rising Long Island duo, The Lemon Twigs. The Lemon Twigs are brothers Brian (19) and Michael (17) D’Addario. Hailing from Long Island, NY, they have been playing rock music since they were old enough to walk and talk, mastering every instrument they could get their hands on and writing and performing everything together (they alternate writing credits and instruments on Do Hollywood). Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, with production by Jonathan Rado of Foxygen, they mine inspiration from every era of rock, crafting richly sophisticated baroque-pop songs into a ten-track tour de force. "'These Words' has a rollicking spirit and delightfully nostalgic saloon-swing, with hints of the Kinks and the 5th Dimension." - Stereogum. "The Lemon Twigs need to be seen to be believed. They are great." - Brooklyn Vegan. "It’s superbly melodic and supremely accomplished." - The Guardian.
September 29 street date. The Lemon Twigs have announced Brothers of Destruction, a six-track EP of previously unreleased material. Brothers of Destruction was written and recorded by the D’Addario brothers –Brian (20) and Michael (18) –on their 8-track at home in New York during Spring 2015, not long after recording their debut album, Do Hollywood. The half dozen songs, most of which already feature in The Lemon Twigs’ searing live shows, are available as a US import 12” vinyl. Once or twice every generation, Long Island introduces the world to artists of such singular originality that they change the very nature of their art: Lou Reed; Jim Brown; Robert Mapplethorpe; Andy Kaufman. With their debut album on 4AD, Do Hollywood, The Lemon Twigs have earned themselves a spot on that list. Fusing tightly constructed pop, sophisticated orchestration, and British invasion melodies into a ten-song masterpiece, the D’Addario brothers whipped fans and critics alike into an utter frenzy. NPR hailed them as “fabulously weird,” Brooklyn Vegan raved that “they need to be seen to be believed,” and The Line Of Best Fit dubbed their music “near perfect...the best lo-fi rock & roll anthem you’ll hear this decade.”
August 24 street date. The Lemon Twigs have announced details of their most ambitious project to date: their second album, Go To School. A conceptual musical conceived by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, the 15-track opus was written, recorded, produced and mixed by the pair at their home in Long Island. Go To School tells the heartbreaking coming of age story of Shane, a pure of heart chimpanzee raised as a human boy as he comes to terms with the obstacles of life. Todd Rundgren and their real life mother Susan Hall play Shane’s parents. The album features contributions from Jody Stephens (Big Star), Natalie Mering (Weyes Blood) and their father Ronnie D’Addario. With the album announcement, The Lemon Twigs reveal 'If You Give Enough', the soaring album closer. The Lemon Twigs emerged in 2016 with their debut release Do Hollywood, which was praised by Rolling Stone for “toting hooky songs that stand out for their intricate arrangements and delectable melodies” and NPR Music who mused, “Like listening to music from a time that never was...a baroque rock romp.” The band quickly earned fans in Elton John, Questlove, and Jack Antonoff among many others, the latter of whom said, “Prediction: The Lemon Twigs will usher in a new phase of rock.”
August 24 street date. The Lemon Twigs have announced details of their most ambitious project to date: their second album,
Go To School. A conceptual musical conceived by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, the 15-track opus was written, recorded, produced and mixed by the pair at their home in Long Island. Go To School tells the heartbreaking coming of age story of Shane, a pure of heart chimpanzee raised as a human boy as he comes to terms with the obstacles of life. Todd Rundgren and their real life mother Susan Hall play Shane’s parents. The album features contributions from Jody Stephens (Big Star), Natalie Mering (Weyes Blood) and their father Ronnie D’Addario. With the album announcement, The Lemon Twigs reveal 'If You Give Enough', the soaring album closer. The Lemon Twigs emerged in 2016 with their debut release Do Hollywood, which was praised by Rolling Stone for “toting hooky songs that stand out for their intricate arrangements and delectable melodies” and NPR Music who mused, “Like listening to music from a time that never was...a baroque rock romp.” The band quickly earned fans in Elton John, Questlove, and Jack Antonoff among many others, the latter of whom said, “Prediction: The Lemon Twigs will usher in a new phase of rock.”
Please note new street date: August 21. The D’Addario brothers will return this Spring with their third Lemon Twigs album, Songs For The General Public written, recorded and produced by the D’Addarios at their Long Island home studio, Sonora Studios in Los Angeles and New York City’s Electric Lady. The 12-track album will be released on 1 May digitally and on CD, limited translucent red vinyl and standard black vinyl. The prodigiously-talented duo first emerged as The Lemon Twigs in 2016 with their debut LP Do Hollywood, whose show stopping melodies mined from every era of rock quickly earned fans in Elton John, Questlove, and Jack Antonoff. Go To School, the ambitious 15-track coming-of-age opus, followed in 2018 and solidified the band’s reputation for building grand walls of sound around an audacious concept. The Lemon Twigs will tour North America around the release of Songs For The General Public including shows in Toronto (May 12th), Montreal (May 13th) and Vancouver (June 12th)
Please note new street date: August 21. The D’Addario brothers will return this Spring with their third Lemon Twigs album, Songs For The General Public written, recorded and produced by the D’Addarios at their Long Island home studio, Sonora Studios in Los Angeles and New York City’s Electric Lady. The 12-track album will be released on 1 May digitally and on CD, limited translucent red vinyl and standard black vinyl. The prodigiously-talented duo first emerged as The Lemon Twigs in 2016 with their debut LP Do Hollywood, whose show stopping melodies mined from every era of rock quickly earned fans in Elton John, Questlove, and Jack Antonoff. Go To School, the ambitious 15-track coming-of-age opus, followed in 2018 and solidified the band’s reputation for building grand walls of sound around an audacious concept. The Lemon Twigs will tour North America around the release of Songs For The General Public including shows in Toronto (May 12th), Montreal (May 13th) and Vancouver (June 12th)
May 5 street date. New York duo The Lemon Twigs return with their first new release since 2020's ‘Songs For The General Public’. On ‘Everything Harmony’, their fourth full-length studio release, the prodigiously talented brothers Brian and Michael D'Addario offer 13 original servings of beauty that showcase an emotional depth and musical sophistication far beyond their years as a band, let alone as young men. ‘Everything Harmony’ is a unified song cycle born of shared blood and common purpose. With two musical heads being better than one, there's no shortage of ideas to draw on. Their only impediments are time and the challenge of keeping up with their own prolific musical inspiration.
May 5 street date. New York duo The Lemon Twigs return with their first new release since 2020's ‘Songs For The General Public’. On ‘Everything Harmony’, their fourth full-length studio release, the prodigiously talented brothers Brian and Michael D'Addario offer 13 original servings of beauty that showcase an emotional depth and musical sophistication far beyond their years as a band, let alone as young men. ‘Everything Harmony’ is a unified song cycle born of shared blood and common purpose. With two musical heads being better than one, there's no shortage of ideas to draw on. Their only impediments are time and the challenge of keeping up with their own prolific musical inspiration.
May 5 street date. New York duo The Lemon Twigs return with their first new release since 2020's ‘Songs For The General Public’. On ‘Everything Harmony’, their fourth full-length studio release, the prodigiously talented brothers Brian and Michael D'Addario offer 13 original servings of beauty that showcase an emotional depth and musical sophistication far beyond their years as a band, let alone as young men. ‘Everything Harmony’ is a unified song cycle born of shared blood and common purpose. With two musical heads being better than one, there's no shortage of ideas to draw on. Their only impediments are time and the challenge of keeping up with their own prolific musical inspiration.
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