(Los Angeles, CA) Lorraine formed in 2025 after four friends started writing songs that were louder, weirder, and more emotional than anything they'd played before. Pulling from mathcore, noise rock, screamo, post-hardcore, and the bands they grew up obsessing over, they never set out to fit into one scene. If an idea felt exciting, they followed it.  Most of Lorraine's music comes from real moments—grief, friendships, growing older, and trying to find humor in things that aren't always funny. Songs are built by throwing ideas at each other until something clicks, whether that's an off-time riff, a noisy breakdown, or a melody that somehow survives all the chaos around it.  Since forming, Lorraine has spent most of their time on the road, touring the West Coast, releasing music independently, and slowly finding a wider audience along the way. Their work has been featured by Alternative Press and Revolver, while remaining rooted in the DIY community that shaped them.  Now the band returns with their sophomore album, Healing and Easy Listening. The record leans further into Lorraine's unpredictability, moving between abrasive, frantic passages and unexpectedly melodic moments without ever sitting still for long.  Lorraine is still a DIY band at heart. They're happiest playing packed warehouses, tiny clubs, and anywhere people are willing to scream the songs back.