That was an evening that will be talked about for a very long time. For the first time in what seems like an eternity, Lucius brought their incredible talents and their just-as-incredible production to the Boston area with a Friday night show at our new favorite venue, Roadrunner. From the opening notes, as they danced their way on stage, it was clear Jess and Holly would leave nothing on the table. Smoke machines, an incredible light show, glittery, feathery fashion, and not one, but TWO KEYTARS. Perhaps the only thing that matched Lucius’s energy and passion was the best-dressed crowd…
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Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. A Mind With A Heart of Its Own // The Slocan Ramblers Everything // Hovvdy Be By Your Side // Pillow Queens paul blart mall cop // girlhouse You Got To Move // Mavis Staples & Levon Helm Just A Wall // Aubrey Haddard Talamanca // Georgia Harmer Dance Around It // Lucius (ft. Brandi Carlile & Sheryl Crow) The Lightning I, II // Arcade Fire Insects // October Drift Westcoast Rain // Jesper Lindell
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Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Quarry // Barrie Seabird // Marissa Nadler More Pressure (feat. Kevin Abstract) // Kae Tempest Crazy // Spiritualized Next to Normal // Lucius Cosmic Sigh // Erin Rae Wild // Spoon You Baby You // Josiah and the Bonnevilles Love Me More // Mitski When You Lose Someone // The Dip Proof // Methyl Ethel (feat. Stella Donnelly) Arkansas Bound // Sad Daddy The Last Time // Nico Padden A Wave Across A Bay // Frank Turner Minotaur // St. Paul & The Broken Bones Cool Under…
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Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Strangers // Black Pumas & Lucius Giant Step, Small Leap // Holy Ship Wasteland // Marie Naffah Hey Boy // SKIA Favor // Julien Baker Hungry Baby // Kim Gordon Lucid Lucy // Sunny War Control // Hooveriii These Kids We Knew // Rostam Lovely In Blue (feat. Erin Rae) // Joyclub Shrinking Violet // Ani DiFranco
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Photo credit: Christopher Velasco The latest WFMO X Music Savage Show “Song of the Week” spotlight is focused on the luminous new Lucius single, “Neighbors,” from the LA-based band’s forthcoming release, Nudes, out March 2nd via Mom + Pop Music. The album is a collection of acoustic songs which features contributions from Roger Waters and Nels Cline (Wilco). Lucius are Jess Wolfe, Holly Laessig, Dan Molad and Peter Lalish, all of whom attended Berklee College of Music here in Boston. The band formed in Brooklyn in 2005 and they released their now out of print debut album, Songs From The Bromley House, in 2009,…
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It’s been a hell of a year! I mean that in the best and worst of ways for 2016. When everything around us fell apart we had some fantastic music to help see us through it all. There were so many amazing albums and singles released in 2016, which made the year more tolerable than it otherwise should have been. When all else fails at least we have music! You’ve read the rest now it’s time for the BEST! These albums listed below are simply highlights in a standout crowd of bands and musicians that made ’16 a great year for…
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On March 29th two of the Music Savage crew, and what seemed like the rest of Boston, packed in tightly at the Royale for one helluva show. We all knew what was in store for us that Tuesday evening but everyone’s expectations were completely destroyed from the knockout blow delivered by the one-two punch of Pure Bathing Culture and Lucius. Having seen Lucius a few times before, most recently at 2014’s Newport Folk Festival, I had been in a crowd of adoring fans that knew all the words by heart, but the Royale audience took the adoration cake for the…
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