Luluc: Sculptor
Reviewed by Katrina and Kayla

Description
This is the third album by Australian Folk Duo Luluc. The band is currently based out of Brooklyn, with members Zoë Randell and Steve Hassett. The album also features J Mascis in “Me and Jasper” and The Dirty Three's Jim White on “Genius.” Hassett’s take on the album: “Life is something you get, and you can get sidetracked for years and even destroy it, or you can remember that you've got some control over your life.”


Recommend: 4, 9, 10
FCCs: 5, 6

1) (3:01) Spring - Slow, a pretty, choral lamentation on the end of Spring. Fades out.
2) (4:14) Heist - Slow, muted intro, then clear, pure vocals pierce through. Chorus-y background comes in.
3) (4:34) Kids - Slow, quiet guitar underneath far-away sounding vocals.
4) * (2:21) Controversy - Syncopated singing over finger-picking guitar and plinking bells.
5) (5:12) Cambridge - FCC “fuck yeah” - Slow, spacey feel, same ethereal vocals.
6) (3:23) Me and Jasper - FCC “bitching” - Acoustic guitar underneath sad-sounding harmonies.
7) (3:19) Genius - Interesting, syncopated drum intro. Dreamy vocals.
8) (3:06) Moon Girl - Mid/slow, pretty finger-picked guitar melody under pleasant, calming vocals.
9) * (1:55) Needn’t Be - Begins with solo vocals, weaves in futuristic piano sound with playful guitar plucking.
10) * (4:05) Sculptor - Title track, mysterious-sounding vocals over a variety of instruments.