Lynks shares “Tennis Song” taken from their upcoming debut album Abomination, available April 12th, via the renowned Heavenly Recordings. Ricocheting between visceral, abject shame and giddy, hedonistic delight, throughout the album Lynks takes us on a dizzying tour of modern queer culture via casual sex, references to Sean Cody, and – on their latest single – a one-sided love affair with a straight tennis coach.The track follows previos single “Use It Or Lose It” and “CPR”.

Self-written, self-produced, self-effacing and self-aggrandizing, their debut album brings together half a decade’s worth of artistic and personal progression in under 40 minutes. Where their earlier work employed a relentless, collage style of effects and high-octane vocals to carve a unique path, A allowed Lynks the space to experiment in a different way. Here they have the runtime to explore a wider range of ideas, new vocal styles, fresh genre elements and gentle narratives. “I think on the EPs, I was trying so hard to get anyone to pay attention,” Lynks jokes. “Early on I was like ‘well, every song needs to be a hilarious concept.’ Whereas this album, there’s quite a few of those, but there’s also songs that aren’t necessarily funny, or they’re exploring an idea rather than being really specific.”

Lynks
Abomination
Heavenly Recordings
Tracklisting

USE IT OR LOSE IT
NEW BOYFRIEND
CPR
(WHAT DID YOU EXPECT FROM) SEX WITH A STRANGER
TENNIS SONG
I FEEL LIKE SHIT
ROOM 116
LEVITICUS 18
ABOMINATION
LUCKY
SMALL TALK
LYNKS THINKS
FLASH IN THE PAN

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