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Produced by Victor Van Vugt (Nick Cave, P.J. Harvey), Lost in Love is the debut solo work by the NYC musician.
Panopoulos' work as a member of Dead Waves (alongside his brother Nick) has been compared to Neil Young and Sonic Youth; Stereogum described Dead Waves as "a hypnotic, nightmarish dreamscape"; Noisey stated, the band "will make you stare at the sun and see the end of existence." Burning Ambulance described it as "bridging the gap between experimental rock and some sort of unknown, barbarous folk music."
Using only analog synths and his primal vocals, Panopoulos' songs on Lost in Love are truly haunting, unsettling, and beautiful – minimalist anthems of pure human emotion, continuing where Dead Waves left off.
“Lost in Love was produced by Victor Van Vugt, who has also worked with Nick Cave and P.J. Harvey, and whose expertise has really brought out the sense of isolation in the freaky psych-folk tracks that Teddy composed. They really sound like they’re being half-heard across a field out in the American west, terminating from some compound known to be run by acid dropping, neon cultists. And somehow that will make you feel at home. Trust in Teddy to lead you to the promised land!"
–New Noise
"Sorrowful electropop... 'Lost in Love' may be melancholy but it exists on a foundation of hope."
–CVLT Nation
"Anguished honesty... A raw, visceral quality that suggests a miraculous one-take capture."
–Echoes and Dust
Using only analog synths and his primal vocals, Panopoulos' songs on Lost in Love are truly haunting, unsettling, and beautiful – minimalist anthems of pure human emotion, continuing where Dead Waves left off.
“Lost in Love was produced by Victor Van Vugt, who has also worked with Nick Cave and P.J. Harvey, and whose expertise has really brought out the sense of isolation in the freaky psych-folk tracks that Teddy composed. They really sound like they’re being half-heard across a field out in the American west, terminating from some compound known to be run by acid dropping, neon cultists. And somehow that will make you feel at home. Trust in Teddy to lead you to the promised land!"
–New Noise
"Sorrowful electropop... 'Lost in Love' may be melancholy but it exists on a foundation of hope."
–CVLT Nation
"Anguished honesty... A raw, visceral quality that suggests a miraculous one-take capture."
–Echoes and Dust
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