Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - Corporal

A turbo-charged collision of psychedelic post-punk and distorted electronic grit.

Lorelle Meets The Obsolete return with their seventh album, Corporal, a record that stands as their most ferocious and physically visceral work to date. Following the lean aggression of Datura, the Ensenada duo has now integrated a "new electronic engine" into their sound, resulting in an album that feels like the spiritual successor to Primal Scream’s XTRMNTR. Mixed by Antoine Goulet (SUUNS) and mastered by the legendary Mikey Young, Corporal processes the friction of personal and political conflict and spits it back out as high-intensity, industrial-tinged dance music.

As the title suggests, this album is a deep meditation on the body: "the bodies that disappear, the abused bodies, the bodies that march together, and the bodies being controlled." This thematic weight is mirrored in a sonic palette that namechecks the heavy-hitting influences of The Bug, Moor Mother, Run The Jewels, and the synth-driven pulse of Patrick Cowley. Born from the duo's recent DJ sets and their 2024 Remezcla project, Corporal is a relentless, body-moving experience that bridges the gap between the mosh pit and the club. Pressed on eye-popping Neon Orange vinyl, this is the definitive soundtrack for a world in flux.