Hey everyone, Three Imaginary Girls wrote some very nice stuff about us on their blog. They also mentioned that they plan to do a full review! Totally Wizard! Check it.

Submitted by Chris Estey on May 9, 2008.

What if Bjork grew up in Ballard? That is a really reductive and deceptive way of describing
her sound, but Lucy Bland has an incandescent one, and it encompasses more than someone somewhat inspired by an Icelandic avant-pop airport-brawler playing synth and singing sweetly on Market Street for spare change.

Check out NPR's Second Stage podcast where our song Sea Level is featured today!

Thanks to everyone who came out and saw us along our tour route and all the great bands we played with. 

Our first tour down the West Coast begins bright and early Wednesday morning. We'd love to see you somewhere along our trek.

And thanks to the Hungry Pines for playing a great CD release show with us last week.

Good review from Kathleen Fennessy over at Fuzz

Thanks for the kind and true words. Bookended by book-ended by Norah Jones and Tegan & Sara ain't so bad.

Down to Sea Level out now!

Lucy Bland is signing a licensing deal with PlayNetwork, they are a company that provides music to 30,000+locations. This means you will hear our music in:

Starbucks Coffee (10,000+ Worldwide locations), Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic,
Bally Fitness, Rave Puerto Rico, Jockey, MAC Cosmetics, White House
Black Market, Anthropologie, Finish Line, Eddie Bauer, J Jill, Delia's,
Designs (Levis & Dockers outlet stores), Hot Topic, Fossil,
International Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Kenneth Cole, Lucy, Chili's,

Our national radio campaign got of to a great start! Lucy Bland is # 17 on the CMJ Top 20 chart for new radio adds. Apparently 23 radio stations reported to CMJ (College Media Journal) that we are in their top 5 new adds.

Finally have it set. After or local CD release show. We'll be heading down to California and Oregon for a short tour. Check out the Shows page for more details.

Seattle, WA - A little bit familiar and a lot unexpected, Lucy Bland’s Down to Sea Level fuses the dynamic range of indie rock, electronic experimentation, and the story telling of folk into this genre-defining work. Expanding on the dreamy lushness of their “… really really really cool debut EP”
(John Richards, KEXP), Down to Sea Level is the lo-fi indie anthem of your everyday.