The lead single from their 2013 album "The Moon, the Planet, the Dream," "Lady from Shanghai" finds Pere Ubu delving into a more electronic sound palette while retaining their signature art-punk sensibilities.
- "Lady from Shanghai" was released as a single on January 7, 2013, preceding the album "The Moon, the Planet, the Dream."
- The single was released by Fire Records, a label known for its roster of independent and experimental artists.
- The song showcases Pere Ubu's continued evolution in the digital age, incorporating synthesizers and electronic rhythms into their established sound.
Pere Ubu is an American avant-garde rock band formed in Cleveland, Ohio. They are known for their experimental sound, merging elements of post-punk, art pop, and noise rock. In 2013, with "Lady from Shanghai," Pere Ubu continued their exploration of the outer limits of rock music, this time with a focus on electronic textures and a streamlined songcraft.
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