#wildewomen

[memory-laine]

Today’s vibes ✌🏼 [play it loud in the car, you won’t regret it]

[melissaholden94]

Once again @louisepentland has made me cry! 😅😳 Wilde Women is such an amazing book in the Wilde series, and I really hope we get to see more of Robin, Lyla, Kath and Lacey, but if we don’t; then Wilde Women was the perfect ending. Book 46 of 2020 📚 #bookstagram #wildewomen #louisepentland #bookish #bookrecommendation #bookreview #goodreadschallenge2020 #robinwilde #mumguilt #mumbooks #fiction #pinkbooks https://www.instagram.com/p/CF9W3yagbbZ/?igshid=3aiett8f4qxg

[polarimagazine]

Turn It Around, Lucius

[thejoyofviolentmovement]

The Brooklyn-based quartet of Lucius has received quite a bit of love and praise from the blogosphere and from publications such as Rolling Stone (who had named them a “Band to Watch”), and Time for their impeccably tight harmonies, stomping rhythms and overwhelmingly earnest live sets. And the sort of harmonies you’ll hear on “Tempest,” the latest single off the band’s debut Wildewoman are sadly quite rare these days; in fact, they sound much more likely to have been heard in the days of Phil Spector's glorious “Wall of Sound” days. Of course, there are subtle differences — the swirling electronics beneath the surface that give the song an eerily chilly air. 

As both lead vocalists and co-founders Jess Wolfe and Holly Laesing have publicly said that the video made and directed by Leblanc and Cudmore, deals with duality because it plays so prominently within the band. But much like the song, the video has an eerie, chilly feel. 

[pepinyourstep]

"Go Home"- Lucius

Uh oh uh oh uh oh. I'm sorry, but if this performance does not give you goosebumps, you are probably dead... or boring. Lucius masters bluesy, folky, harmony, and sassy ALL with a tight, powerful sound. It pulls me in and until last week, when their debut album Wildewomen finally released, had me begging for more. The album provides a great deal of variety that brilliantly showcases the band's raw musical talent. I have found myself torn between listening to the album on repeat and surfing YouTube for live backyard performances of these Brooklynite powerhouses. Other tracks to star on your Spotify are "Hey, Doreen", "Turn It Around", and "Tempest." Please excuse me while I go ahead and replay this another 47 times over again.