Lux / We Are Not The Same
Album: | We Are Not The Same | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Lux | Added: | Apr 2012 | |
Label: | Self-Release |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2012-06-09 | Pull Date: | 2012-08-12 |
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Week Ending: | Aug 12 | Jul 15 | Jul 1 | Jun 24 | Jun 17 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Aug 08, 2012: | Summer Session
1000 Airwaves |
4. | Jun 21, 2012: | meow
Coroner's Office |
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2. | Jul 10, 2012: | Meow
Coroner's Office |
5. | Jun 13, 2012: | meow after midnight
Coroner's Office |
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3. | Jun 27, 2012: | Meow After Midnight
Coroner's Office |
Album Review
Rex
Reviewed 2012-05-31
Reviewed 2012-05-31
Artist: Lux Album: We Are Not the Same
Reviewed 5/31'12 by Rex
Genre: Noise Rock, alternative rock, indie rock, (post punk?)
RIYL: Sonic Youth, Blondie, New Order, Jesus and Mary Chain, The Velvet Underground, Pavement, Yuck
In summary: Lux’s debut album, We Are Not The Same, showcases a talented duo act still in the midst of growing pains. The album bounces around between dancey electronics, raucous guitar sounds, and ethereal vocal lines (Blondie’s female vocal style/Droning male vocal reminds me of Lou Reed). A lot of fuzzed-out guitar and distorted effects throughout the whole album. Much like a combination of Blondie and Sonic Youth. Many moods for every song (it's easy to see that Lux want to be a bit of everything to everyone).
FCC clean
Duo = David Chandler + Leah Rosen
**1. (2.52)- mid-tempo, fuzzed-out guitar, male vocal, warm, intimate, playful, adolescence memory, repetitive lyrics, nice song!!!
2. (2.41)- reverberating female vocal starts off, dreamy, reverie, atmospheric, eerie, gentle vocal, brooding
3. (3.19)- electro-effects starts off, female vocal, slow-tempo, nocturnal, HYPNOTIC, searching, weird ending
4. (2.34)- distorted guitar and drum pounds start off, slow-tempo, Lou-Reed-droning male vocal, Jesus and Mary Chain-reminiscent, repetitive lyrics, druggy
5. (4.05)- fuzzed-out guitar starts off, double vocal lines, slow/mid tempo, sentimental, melancholy, “eerie effects at the middle” (watch out!), theatrical, abruptly stops at the end
6. (3.25)- fuzzed-out/distorted guitar starts off, droning/whispering male vocal, slow/mid-tempo, female vocal adds in during middle, beats stand out, distorted /raucous/messy effects at the middle
7. (2.34)- Slightly fuzzed effects fade in, dizzy background, no vocal
8. (2.29)- innocent/childhood-memory male droning vocal starts off, fuzzed guitar, adolescent, lo-fi, childhood, childish lyrics, abrupt ending
9. (3.14)- electro-intro, female vocal, grotesque feeling, too many moods can’t be able to match them together, volatile, atmospheric
10. (3.23)- eerie guitar effects fade in, noisy/messy, mid-tempo, overdriven guitar riffs, making different effects and weird sounds, noisy layers at the end
*11. (3.27)- electro layers fade in, mid-tempo, female reverb vocal, ethereal, atmospheric, fairies
*12. (4.03)- electro and punk layers fade in, female vocal, slow/mid tempo, “a mix feeling of romantic and reckless”
13. (6.29)- longest song, idle effects start off and idle and idle and idle (watch out!), late start, sudden burst of fuzzed out guitar after about a minute, Jesus and Mary Chain style, except for the late start, I can say it’s good though!!! fades out.
Reviewed 5/31'12 by Rex
Genre: Noise Rock, alternative rock, indie rock, (post punk?)
RIYL: Sonic Youth, Blondie, New Order, Jesus and Mary Chain, The Velvet Underground, Pavement, Yuck
In summary: Lux’s debut album, We Are Not The Same, showcases a talented duo act still in the midst of growing pains. The album bounces around between dancey electronics, raucous guitar sounds, and ethereal vocal lines (Blondie’s female vocal style/Droning male vocal reminds me of Lou Reed). A lot of fuzzed-out guitar and distorted effects throughout the whole album. Much like a combination of Blondie and Sonic Youth. Many moods for every song (it's easy to see that Lux want to be a bit of everything to everyone).
FCC clean
Duo = David Chandler + Leah Rosen
**1. (2.52)- mid-tempo, fuzzed-out guitar, male vocal, warm, intimate, playful, adolescence memory, repetitive lyrics, nice song!!!
2. (2.41)- reverberating female vocal starts off, dreamy, reverie, atmospheric, eerie, gentle vocal, brooding
3. (3.19)- electro-effects starts off, female vocal, slow-tempo, nocturnal, HYPNOTIC, searching, weird ending
4. (2.34)- distorted guitar and drum pounds start off, slow-tempo, Lou-Reed-droning male vocal, Jesus and Mary Chain-reminiscent, repetitive lyrics, druggy
5. (4.05)- fuzzed-out guitar starts off, double vocal lines, slow/mid tempo, sentimental, melancholy, “eerie effects at the middle” (watch out!), theatrical, abruptly stops at the end
6. (3.25)- fuzzed-out/distorted guitar starts off, droning/whispering male vocal, slow/mid-tempo, female vocal adds in during middle, beats stand out, distorted /raucous/messy effects at the middle
7. (2.34)- Slightly fuzzed effects fade in, dizzy background, no vocal
8. (2.29)- innocent/childhood-memory male droning vocal starts off, fuzzed guitar, adolescent, lo-fi, childhood, childish lyrics, abrupt ending
9. (3.14)- electro-intro, female vocal, grotesque feeling, too many moods can’t be able to match them together, volatile, atmospheric
10. (3.23)- eerie guitar effects fade in, noisy/messy, mid-tempo, overdriven guitar riffs, making different effects and weird sounds, noisy layers at the end
*11. (3.27)- electro layers fade in, mid-tempo, female reverb vocal, ethereal, atmospheric, fairies
*12. (4.03)- electro and punk layers fade in, female vocal, slow/mid tempo, “a mix feeling of romantic and reckless”
13. (6.29)- longest song, idle effects start off and idle and idle and idle (watch out!), late start, sudden burst of fuzzed out guitar after about a minute, Jesus and Mary Chain style, except for the late start, I can say it’s good though!!! fades out.
Track Listing
1. | Coroner's Office | 8. | Candy Lux | |||
2. | Out Of Love | 9. | Cachexia | |||
3. | The Window | 10. | A Study In Apathy (Drugs, Etc) | |||
4. | Valerie, They'll Never Understand | 11. | 1000 Airwaves | |||
5. | Little Cripple | 12. | I'll Try To Ignore The Fact That You're Drowning | |||
6. | X | 13. | Blackout | |||
7. | Cerebella Ataxia | . |