The Casual Lust is an indie folk rock collaboration based on the west coast. A heart throb trio that holds no conclusions with their eclectic sound. Velvet vocals contrasted with rough undertones that string you along with no intentions of letting go. They carry you to emotional revelations through lyrics that are the root of all relations. A lustful endeavor that no one should miss.

Founded in San Francisco, CA July 2005, The Casual Lust has played numerous venues throughout the Bay Area and beyond. In December of 2005 they embarked on a three week tour of California, Oregon, and Washingt... (+) expand

The Casual Lust is an indie folk rock collaboration based on the west coast. A heart throb trio that holds no conclusions with their eclectic sound. Velvet vocals contrasted with rough undertones that string you along with no intentions of letting go. They carry you to emotional revelations through lyrics that are the root of all relations. A lustful endeavor that no one should miss.

Founded in San Francisco, CA July 2005, The Casual Lust has played numerous venues throughout the Bay Area and beyond. In December of 2005 they embarked on a three week tour of California, Oregon, and Washington with local favorite Brown Recluse (Litterbox Records). In November 2005, The Lust went into the studio with Brian Tester of Triangle and recorded a 7 Song Demo/EP released by Litterbox Records.

In May 2006, The Lust concluded an extremely successful 5 week tour of the western United States. In June, they packed up their bags and moved to Portland, Oregon and entered the studio with sound engineer Nicholas Taplin (Arrington de Dionyso, Gross Gang) to record a new 6 song demo/ep entitled, So Be It, released in October of 2006 on Litterbox Records. A 5 week cross country tour concluded in December '06. They went on a one year hiatus soon after to pursue other projects.

The Lust has come out of hibernation and completed their forth US tour in May '08. Preparations are under way for entering the studio to record a new 3 song EP. (-) collapse