Independent Artist Of The Week :: Lucy Cliché
Ever wondered what an extraterrestrial existential crisis sounds like? Meet Lucy Cliché.
Ever wondered what an extraterrestrial existential crisis sounds like? Meet Lucy Cliché.
Think of Le Pie as if Jane Birkin et Serge Gainsbourg joined an underground punk band, then went to a poetry slam.
With a constellation of killer demos, Orion is lighting up our walkmans again.
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Stop blaming bad dance moves on the tunes, and start letting Leon Osborne take over.
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Gordi combines tranquil vocals with melting guitar riffs that make Enya sound like heavy metal. Don’t believe us? Treat your ears to the blissful gem that is ‘Nothing’s As It Seems’, which after the first play already feels nostalgic.
Liquid synth, gurgling riffs and popping vocals. Meet Light Pressure.