Los Angeles is a 24-hour city, but unlike other metropolises who put their constant bright lights and availability on display, Lotusville is different. She makes you work for it. Beware of Safety has done their homework, and their latest album is deeply influenced by the city they call home. It's a mix of locals and transplants, concrete and gardens, all thrust into the same space. But it isn't until the sun sets and the facade of the city fades that the true Los Angeles come out. The band's new album lives in the time between first sleep and second sleep when the normally dormant parts of the city are teeming with activity. This is the true Los Angeles. For those lucky enough to roam the streets in the wee hours, Lotusville is their soundtrack.

January 2007 marked the release of Beware of Safety’s first record, It Is Curtains. It was followed by dogs in 2009 and Leaves/Scars in 2011. Critics and fans praised each album, and their music swiftly brought international attention to the band. Beware of Safety has toured the United States and Europe in support of its releases.