Lomax (band)

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Lomax was an English alternative rock band from London, England.

The band released three singles and an album on the London-based independent record label, 93 Records. The album, A Symbol of Modern Living (2003), was praised by the Guardian^[1] and Drowned in Sound,^[2] among others.

Nowadays, their vocalist/guitarist Paul Epworth works predominantly as a record producer, though enjoys working as a DJ. Meade is working on a solo entity, entitled The Sex Act, with a single "Builders of Men/Modern Dance" released on Destructible Records. Schultzberg is also working on solo material.

• Paul Epworth – lead vocals and guitar
• Jon Meade – bass and backing vocals
• Robert Schultzberg – drums

• A Symbol of Modern Living
  • Release date: 10 Nov. 2003
  • Produced by Lomax
  • CD (93CD02), LP (93LP02):
    1. "The Bodies of Journalists"
    2. "Brought To Rights"
    3. "Arnstein’s Ladder"
    4. "When The Pressure’s On"
    5. "Anglicized"
    6. "Modern Life"
    7. "Knuckleheads"
    8. "Principles"
    9. "An End"
    10. "Reiterator"

• "Anglicized" / "Last Meal For Jeff" (December 2002)
• "An End" / "Brought To Rights"
• "Modern Life" (October 2003)
• "Reiterator" (Phones Mix) – promo only

• Paul Epworth's homepage
• 93 Records
• Destructible Records
• The Sex Act
• Jon Meade on MySpace