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Austin-based indie rock band Uncle Lucius is set to release its new studio album, “And You Are Me,” on August 28, 2012. Recorded in Austin and Nashville, “And You Are Me” finds Uncle Lucius stretching their musicianship and reeling in eleven songs that punch with a fullness reminiscent of The Doors to early Black Crowes to the current new blues sound of The Black Keys. Uncle Lucius takes rock and roll from its deep roots, pushes it onward by putting their own honest interpretation of new rock sounds with elements of r&b and blues added. The band includes Kevin Galloway...

Bajo el nombre de Lucius Works Here (Lucius trabaja aqui) se esconde Shakira Benavides, personalidad de la escena underground barcelonesa que destaca desde 1992 por su trabajo en la tienda de coleccionismo Wah Wah Discos y sus sesiones com dj durante mas de una década en innumerables clubs y festivales de la ciudad (Dot, Apolo, Nitsa, Lolita, Moog, Octopussy, Club 22, Zeleste, Bikini, Mond Club, Abaixadors Deu, Artzaia, Hotel Omm, Cabaret Club, Nuggets, Sidecar, etc... y festivales como Dr.Music, Sonimag, Künst & Revolution, Sonotone, L.E.M., Mecal, Sonar, Festival Della Creatività...); programas de radio propios ("La cancion de la segunda luna"...

Lucius is a five piece indie pop band from Brooklyn, New York formed in 2011. The band consists of Jess Wolfe (lead vocals and synth), Holly Laessig (lead vocals and keys), Dan Molad (drums and vocals), Peter Lalish (guitar and vocals) and Andrew Burri (guitar, drums, vocals) "Luscious, luminous, lilting lullabies" is how the New York Times describes songs by Lucius, a five-piece band from Brooklyn, NY. At the center of Lucius are the "alluring and magnetic" (Seventeen) singers-in-unison, Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig. After graduating from Boston’s Berklee School of Music, the two young friends and collaborators moved into...

Lucius Smith (born in Panola County, Mississippi, November 9, 1884 - Sardis, MS, May 18, 1980) was an American blues banjo, kazoo, drum player and singer. He played with Sid Hemphill for fifty-four years as Sid Hemphill & Lucius Smith. .