Lebanese Hanover, the post-punk coldwave duo of Larissa Iceglass and William Maybelline, discusses their album Asylum Lullabies and their enduring connection with Mexican audiences. In an interview with FILTER Mexico, the band reflects on their creative process—notably the shift toward in-person collaboration while recording in Greece—their philosophy of authentic live performance, and their nearly 15-year partnership. They emphasize emotional honesty over theatrical stagecraft, allowing energy to emerge organically at each show. The duo recalls their first Mexican performance at Dada X around 2012 and notes the sustained intensity of their relationship with the Mexican fanbase despite past tour cancellations. They affirm their commitment to continuing the project and invite listeners to engage with their current work and full discography.
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