Lucius - Wildewoman Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who are the artists behind the song 'Wildewoman'?

   'Wildewoman' is performed by Lucius, a band fronted by singers Holly Laessig and Jessica Wolfe.

2. What is the inspiration behind the album cover for 'Wildewoman'?

   The album cover features a 1964 painting by Belgian pop artist Evelyne Axell, titled 'Ice Cream'. Wolfe and Laessig were inspired by other iconic and provocative album covers such as Sticky Fingers and Nevermind.

3. What year was 'Wildewoman' released?

   'Wildewoman' was released as part of Lucius's debut studio album of the same name. The album received generally positive reviews especially for its vocal performances and girl group-inspired sound.

4. How did critics respond to the album 'Wildewoman'?

   Critics responded positively to 'Wildewoman'. Hilary Saunders from Paste praised it for reintroducing retro girl-group swag. James Christopher Monger of AllMusic talked about its fusion of styles and commanding performances. Rolling Stone's Will Hermes described the sound as 'fresh' and 'thrilling'.

5. What themes are explored in the lyrics of 'Wildewoman'?

   The lyrics of 'Wildewoman' describe a strong, fearless and free-spirited woman, emphasizing her independence and the fact that she is only bound by the things she chooses.

6. Did 'Wildewoman' make it to any best album lists?

   Yes, 'Wildewoman' appeared on several year-end best album lists, including those compiled by Bob Boilen of NPR's All Songs Considered and the music staff at Amazon.com.