Strange Ranger's "No Light in Heaven (Expanded)" Is Out Everywhere Now!
No Light in Heaven (Expanded ) is out in it's full form physically and digitally today including remixes from Frost Children, Harrison Patrick Smith (The Dare), Blaketheman1000 & bonus track “Raver Explanation”. Vice calls the music “unpredictable and expansive, a thrilling document of a band with an ever-changing muse,” with “songs that are packed with hooks and an abundance of feeling” (Stereogum), & prior records have seen accolades from the FADER, NPR, Uproxx, Paste & more. With new remixes from Blaketheman1000, Frost Children, & Harrison Patrick Smith (the Dare), the expanded album adds an integral layer to the band’s continued evolution from critical emo darlings to staples of the classic indie underground, with elements of industrial, pop and electronics making this body of work their most experimental and adventurous yet. A hallmark of a band in transition, No Light in Heaven is a snapshot that pushes the boundaries of what rock music can sound like, while retaining the evocative emotion and attention to song structure that has made them one of the most exciting new bands of the late 2010s.
“Cinematic, driving and quite lovely.” - Stereogum
““Raver Explanation” sees the band at their most abstract and experimental… pitched-up vocals add an ethereal touch to the lustrous, synth-oriented arrangement.” - Paste
“[No Light in Heaven] expands on their anthemic indie rock style with electronics and R&B.” - Brooklyn Vegan
