Reviews of Lycia

Cold by Lycia (Review)
When Lycia hits their stride, all of the pretense and bombast works entirely in their favor, and the music feels more comprehensive and accomplished than portentous.

The Burning Circle and Then Dust by Lycia (Review)
Conjures up every cliché of goth/darkwave music… and then easily transcends them.

Estrella by Lycia (Review)
Lycia is probably one of the few modern bands to truly capture and continue the sounds captured on such seminal discs as Faith and Pornography without sounding like mere copycats.

Empty Space by Lycia (Review)
Because of the album’s truncated recording, it’s pretty raw and unfinished in places, more a work in progress suspended in time than anything else.
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