Lane Moore, the award-winning writer, comedian, and musician, has released her highly anticipated EP, Final Girl, with her band It Was Romance. Released on February 14, 2025, through Mint 400 Records, this EP combines synthpop and garage rock.
Moore is celebrated for her bestselling books How To Be Alone and You Will Find Your People, and her acclaimed comedy show “Tinder Live!”. She discusses the depths of human emotion with Final Girl. The EP explores isolation, vulnerability, and the persistent flicker of hope.
The lead single, “Playing Records,” gives us a sense of cautious optimism. Moore’s lyrics resonate with anyone who has navigated the complexities of finding joy. “It’s possible to realize everything around you is painful, except this one small thing,” Moore explains, “And to decide you’re going to go directly in the direction of that joy, even if it blows up in your face, because for right now it just feels so good to feel something remotely hopeful.”
The band, It Was Romance, comprised of Angel Lozada (drums), Ryan Ross (bass), and Lisa Bianco (lead guitar), provides a dynamic backdrop to Lane Moore’s lyrics. The mix of loud garage rock guitars with synthpop creates a personal sound.
“Final Girl” is about a human journey. Lane Moore perfectly translates her experiences into art that is relatable and profound. She connects with her audience through her writing, comedy, and music.
The EP has been lauded for its emotional depth and musical innovation. Lane Moore + It Was Romance has created a timeless work. They reflect the human experience in all its messy, beautiful complexity. Final Girl shows how music can heal, connect people, and provide hope in uncertain times.
