The second single in anticipation of The Red Rail, the second album from Lindblom & Lindblom, which is to be released in the fall of 2020.

Rick-Rack is propelled by a mean bass riff and drum beat, with guitars swirling around in polyrhythmic melodies, contrasting the steady rhythm section and creating depth (and possibly also width?) to the main part. The song is built on an ever-increasing intensity in both verse and chorus, and after the final chorus adds tablas (played by our live drummer Mathias Pettersson) to push the urgency further, it all collapses into a loose cool down part ending the song (and leading into a free-form looper pedal/noise track on the album, but we'll talk more about that later).

Lost Gagarinos starts off slowly and gradually builds into a heavy riff that alternates between full-on swinging and more muted parts, and then there's all sorts of feedback drenching and toy pianos adding atmosphere.

Here's what some people have to say:
"Their sound is aggressive but in moments psychedelics seep through and a calming vibe enters their music. So with only two people they succed in making both intense and soothing music. … If you listened to their previous music you can just hear the progress they made over the years. The music is better produced and the atmosphere of the track is just perfect."
— Fuzzy Sun, fuzzy-sun.com