There are three bands named Lozenge.

1. L◊zenge is an upcoming Producer and DJ from Boulder, CO. He's been producing with FL Studio since early 2011 and likes to explore and experiment with Electro House, Glitch Hop, Moombahcore, Drum and Bass, Ambient/Chillout, and some Dubstep. Currently signed to Holy Bangers Recordings and Replay Recordings.
His biggest inspiration comes from artists like Justice, Mord Fustang, Uppermost, Dirtyloud, and Wolfgang Garter just to name a few.
https://soundcloud.com/circle9-lozenge

2. Lozenge formed in Houston, Texas, in 1992, disbanded in 1994, and regrouped in Chicago in 1996. John Robbins, who played electric viola and tenor saxophone, was a member from that point until late 2000, when he left an empty space in the world by deciding not to be alive any more. The very tall Boris Hauf, who lives in Berlin, currently saxophones with the band when everyone is in the same place at the same time. Kyle moved to San Francisco in late 2003 and Kurt has since relocated to Austin. Philip and Mark remain in Chicago, awaiting a sign. Let the record state that Lozenge, despite being enfeebled old men, will reconvene for performances at the drop of a hat, provided said hat is filled with such means as to make the venture logistically viable and economically sustainable.

3. Lozenge is an indie rock band from Brooklyn, New York featuring Val Bess (vocals, bass, guitar), Max T (vocals, guitar, bass), Max B (guitar), and Blake Suben (drums).

4. Shoegaze/Nu-gaze band from Leeds, UK. Lozenge place layers of distorted guitars and whispered vocals on top of a muscular rhythm section in songs that explore themes of alienation and personal identity.

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