The bandmate were also able to catch a few of their own favorite artists in concert. Over the course of their months-long stay, George, Lindqvist, and drummer James Hunt came to love L.A., finding that its mood and inhabitants were ideally suited to their creative inclinations. isolate ourselves so that there are fewer distractions and we can focus on things.” “I think we make the decision to write in new places every time consciously,” George says. If last month’s “No Place” - the first single off the forthcoming album - was any indication, the views may well have done the group some good. In this instance, it happened to be Los Angeles' scenic Venice neighborhood. As on the previous album, the Berlin-recorded Bloom, Rüfüs sought to situate the recording process in a location that would be simultaneously unfamiliar and inspiring. In addition to performing on their current tour, they recently wrapped up recording sessions for a yet-to-be-named third LP. Inconvenient storms aside, George and the rest of Rüfüs Du Sol have several reasons to be cheerful these days. As long as it's not thunder-storming like it was the last time we were here, then I'll be happy.” “There's something pretty novel about being on South Beach and walking around that area. I've spent two weeks up there - like one week on one occasion and one week on another occasion - with my girlfriend because we love it so much,” George tells New Times. According to Rüfüs’ keyboardist and all-around synth enthusiast, Jon George, the appreciation is mutual. Less than a year later, the band will return for a sold-out show at the Fillmore Miami Beach Saturday, June 16. In Miami, its debut appearance at the 2017 edition of III Points wound up being one of the most crowded sets of the weekend. It’s not difficult to understand why the band has grown so popular so quickly. Since the release of the Australian electronic trio's first full-length album, Atlas, in 2014, it has forged ahead with a sound that’s as sweeping in emotion as in scope, enveloping listeners and concertgoers in immaculately produced soundscapes and dreamy vocals courtesy of guitarist Tyrone Lindqvist. A crucial part of Rüfüs Du Sol’s charm is the uplifting quality of the music.
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