http://allthingslucid.com
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All Things Lucid dig up the roots of rock n' roll, folk, and country and twist them into a new shape that walks tall and apologizes to no one. Creating music that simultaneously makes cowboy boots stomp the floor boards and chucks dance in twisted rhythmic movements is no easy task, but All Things Lucid does it quite well.

It's rumored that each of the boys were born with a bottle o... (+) expand

http://allthingslucid.com
http://myspace.com/allthingslucid
http://irunongrease.com

All Things Lucid dig up the roots of rock n' roll, folk, and country and twist them into a new shape that walks tall and apologizes to no one. Creating music that simultaneously makes cowboy boots stomp the floor boards and chucks dance in twisted rhythmic movements is no easy task, but All Things Lucid does it quite well.

It's rumored that each of the boys were born with a bottle of whiskey and an instrument in each hand, and raised on vinyl collections that would even make the indie kids proud. The story goes, after a long night of card playing at a local Chicago dive, the young men found themselves clutching their whiskey and arguing over which blues players have had the most impact on rock 'n' roll. Realizing their common love and hate for each other, they decided to put their arguments aside, pick up their instruments, and start creating music worth fighting for. So Miles (guitar/vocals) started plucking his strings, and soon Mike (guitar), Jeff (drums) and Kevin (bass) followed on their instruments. The rest as they say is history, sort of...

Filling Chicago's infamous Hideout past capacity, All Things Lucid debuted their first full length album Suburbs on the Moon (Kilo Records) on August 10th, 2007, leaving behind a footprint that Chicago will not soon forget. The Midwest is only the beginning, and All Things Lucid is pushing the limits further and further as they take the show on the road with a new member of the band, a 15 passenger grease van.

On The Grease Van Radio
If you ever hitch a ride on the ATL Grease Van you'll be hearing the likes of Buffalo Springfield, Buddy Guy, Hank, the 'Stones, Wilco and Dr Dog.

Press Clippings
"Unique style that grows on you quickly"
mp3.com - 01-20-08

"All Things Lucid... catchy and funny... clever social satire of the country... shakes things up again."
Terrence Flamm, Illinois Entertainer - 10-31-07

"It (Suburbs on the Moon) is a solid record from start to finish"
CD Baby - 07-06-07

"For your style of music, you do it perfectly!"
Steve Smith A&R; of Aware Records - 04-18-07

Featured band on Jam Production website in the New Music Lounge - 08-09-07 (-) collapse