Landroid

Cooper Gillespie (vocals, guitar, bass) and Greg Gordon (drums, sequences) of LANDROID are veteran performers that have traveled the world as professional musicians. Now they live in the California town of Landers. Population: 2,632. After years immersed in various strains of Los Angeles punk and rock, Gillespie and Gordon relocated to the desert and became, unmistakably, a desert band. Named for their adopted hometown, LANDROID makes music that mirrors the environment in which it was created: vast, cinematic, and ethereal. Their debut album, Imperial Dunes, released September 13, 2019 via their own Mojave Beach Records label, introduced LANDROID’s lush and otherworldly sonic world. LANDROID’s forthcoming album, Constellation (out 2026), is a mythic narrative about inheritance, imbalance, and how stories repeat across time and space. It features prominent songwriting and vocal contributions from Joshua Tree–based songwriter Nigel Roman, introducing a male–female vocal interplay that enhances the album’s emotional range. Upon their debut, Grimy Goods wrote that LANDROID “split the difference somewhere between Pink Floyd and Beach House.” Yet their cinematic compositions, shaped by the isolation and mysticism of the High Desert, have since carved out a world entirely their own.