Honest, raw, and beautifully human, the Swiss indie-folk duo Lost in Lona return with their most intimate work yet.
Lidia Beck and Konstantin Aebli recently released their second album, The Killer, which promises something rawer, closer, and more authentic than ever. Since their stunning debut, Scared Like a Mother and Her Gun in 2024, Lost in Lona have quietly but powerfully carved out their space in the Swiss music scene. Their soft, soaring vocals and gritty guitars evoke the emotional honesty of Big Thief, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lizzy McAlpine, weaving stories of intimacy, melancholy, and new beginnings.
Their latest album dives even deeper into what defines them; simplicity, honesty, and storytelling that doesn’t hide behind metaphors The duo’s latest single “Looking For” captures that delicate tension between desire and restraint, enjoying something you know you probably shouldn’t. Minimal and folky, the song feels like a quiet conversation with oneself. It reveals Lost in Lona at their most vulnerable, exploring the ache of wanting to be seen by someone who doesn’t notice you. It’s tender, raw, and deeply relatable.
Lost in Lona describe their sophomore album as “our second baby.” The culmination of a year’s worth of emotion, growth, and creative honesty. With every release, Lost in Lona remind us that quiet music can speak the loudest.
The Killer is in stores now.
