When Rochester native and former Dotsun Moon vocalist Mary Ognibene contacted The Lost Patrol’s Stephen Masucci over the winter of 2014-2015 about experimenting with some music, the plan was to record a song or two. After coming to the conclusion that their first song sounded promising, Ognibene and Masucci (along with The Lost Patrol’s Michael Williams and Tony Mann) decided to take the recording process one step further. Seven months later, the debut CD, Tomorrow is Never by The Lovely Intangibles is out for worldwide release.

“The intention was to record a cut or two, but shortly into the process, we realized the viability of putting out something a bit more substantive as a proper full-length. Michael and Tony were eager to press forward and brought in some ideas of their own, and we were also fortunate enough to enlist bass virtuoso Jon Camp (Renaissance) on a track.” says Masucci.

The Lovely Intangibles expand upon musical themes set forth by The Lost Patrol, but take the music into breezier skies. Guitars still cascade with endless flutter into the reverb-drenched void while heart-stopping bass and synthesized soundscapes envelop you.

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