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Lucius hit the stage at Knitting Factory last Friday night for what had to be one of the best shows we’ve covered this year. Though I’ve seen the band countless times, they never cease to amaze with perfect harmonies, cheerful banter, and top notch musicianship. While each song was a highlight, their final encore was what really sticks in my memory — the band stepped out into the crowd [READ ON]
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SXSW was in full swing on Wednesday for the first full day of music. While we tried to get to as many sets as possible, we were holding down the fort at our own party at Side Bar with Wildcat! Wildcat!, The Bottom Dollars, Ski Lodge, Lucius, Snowmine, SW/MM/NG, PAPA, Ex-cops, MO, and [READ ON]
Whether I feel it or not, this will be my fourth time down to Austin for SXSW. As you’d probably expect, I’ve learned new things about the festival each and every time — things that have become essential to my surviving the week-long music extravaganza. It occurred to me the other day that not everyone who takes part in the festival knows what to expect, so I decided that we’d lend a hand and share some tips on how to survive [READ ON]
Celebrate the second day of music at SXSW by stopping by Side Bar for our annual party BANNERS, presented by us, Cantora Records, Black Bell Records, Modern Art Records, Round Hill Music, Pianos, and Lip Sync Music. This year’s lineup features the best of the best bands who will be down in Austin, so put it in your calendar right this [READ ON]
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This past Friday, Lucius and Tall Tall Trees performed to a wonderfully-stuffy, sold out audience at Mercury Lounge. Gushing with gratitude, Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, the band’s two singers, thanked their fans for the support and played an absolutely miraculous set.
Lucius have certainly grown as a live band, which is quite the statement considering their beginnings were pretty auspicious as well. Their precesnce now, though, is representative of how much they’ve achieved since then — a confidence and energy that comes from knowing that people [READ ON]
After about a month’s worth of music relative-silence, things are really picking up in New York City this week! With Jessie Ware, Freelance Whales, MS MR, Here We Go Magic, Total Slacker, and Lucius all playing this week, there’s no excuse for [READ ON]
We just wanted to take a moment to wish you all a very Merry Christmas. Hopefully you are all spending time with the ones you love and eating delicious food. If, by chance, you are spending a bit of extra time on the computer, we have some holiday gifts to share with you below. First of all, Terra did an amazing playlist for our monthly mixtape column that you can listen to on the right. We also prepared these festive sessions taped recently with New York bands Pearl and the Beard and Lucius just [READ ON]
For Christmas this year, we wanted to do something very special for our viewers. We couldn’t think of anything more meaningful to us than our friends and family so we decided to film a Honey I’m Home session with our close friends, Brooklyn’s own Lucius. Not only are they our dearest friends but they are also a part of The Wild Honey Pie family as each and every one of our Honey I’m Home sessions is shot in their home, produced by the gorgeous Jess Wolfe (vocals in Lucius), and mixed by the talented Dan Molad (drums in Lucius). I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Enjoy both videos, including their [READ ON]
Whether a result of the growth in music’s DIY culture, a reaction to our declining attention span or simply a method to explore new sonic territory, EPs (and at times, 7″) have increasingly become the bread and butter of almost all new projects. A tightly packed unit of songs, EPs allow musicians the opportunity to present a cohesive, thematic tone — a method sometimes preferable to the sprawl of a full-length release. They can also act as a way to showcase a few songs with starkly different styles, acting as a sort of appetizer to an artist’s full talent.
Below, you’ll find our favorite picks for EPs released in 2012. Not surprisingly, the records below represent some of our favorite compositions of the entire year, full-length [READ ON]
Hello out there. We just wanted to wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving and let you know that we are so thankful that you like what we do, and come back for second, third, and fourth helpings so often. We are also particularly thankful to all the artists who have worked with us over the years. Here are some of the videos I’m most thankful for [READ ON]
Back in 2010, Cerulean, the debut album from Will Wiesenfeld under his Baths moniker, emerged at a rather apt moment. As the LA beat scene was beginning to see[READ ON]
Devendra Banhart was well-received last Wednesday night as he strolled onto the stage enrobed in lopsided smile and dun cardigan, greeting onlookers with his charming patois[READ ON]
Today I’m pleased to offer you (what I assume is) exactly what David Byrne would not want someone to do with his art: apply one's own senses of alleged[READ ON]
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