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MojoMay 2, 2025This fifth and self-produced eponymous LP restates their collective intent with the hip-hop groove and soaring chorus of Gold Rush, the breezy drivetime rock of Old Tape (tackling persistent self-criticism) and the Judee Sill verses of Mad Love. [Jun 2025, p.80]
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May 2, 2025While this album will undoubtedly be embraced by those who have been following the L.A. group since their early days in Brooklyn, it's never too late to get on the Lucius train, and this eponymous LP is a great representative of what they do.
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May 2, 2025The album keeps a lot of the fun experimental nature of their first couple of releases and blends it with a much more confident lyrical side that doesn’t shy away from personal revelations and vulnerability. As a result, it’s the perfect record to introduce the band to a much wider audience.
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May 5, 2025A collection of 11 new songs that recaptures the tightly focused, intensely collaborative energy of four people who are locked into each other’s creative capabilities.
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UncutMay 2, 2025Laessig and Wolfe show their range on the soaring country soul of "Orange Blossoms" and demonstrate the difference between overwrought emoting and dynamic melodrama on "Final Days". [May 2025, p.33]