#lucy lamb

[thornsofthefuture]

an interview with lucy lamb — a talk about couchsurfing, australia and the afterlife

today's thorns of the future guest is lucy lamb, a rising star of modern post-crystal castles electronic music, inspired by early 2010s fashion. lucy is an artist from melbourne, australia. she describes her music as "alt, indie, electronica, dance-pop and witch house with elements of darkwave". lucy is a producer and a singer, as well as a lyricist. her first ever release was a single titled "hello", which was self-released by lamb through distrokid.

thorns of the future: how did you start your journey with music?

lucy: I’ve always loved making music ever since I was a little kid. Started singing lessons when I was like 7 years old, fell in love with Miley Cyrus which was the reason I wanted to become a singer lol. Started making music when I was about 16, and released my first EP when I was 18.

thorns of the future: what are some of your favourite songs right now?

lucy: My favourite songs right now are Canary Wharf Drift by Bassvictim and Your Face by Wisp.

thorns of the future: who inspired you to make music?

lucy: Literally Miley Cyrus in the Hannah Montana tv show I was so obsessed.

thorns of the future: what is your craziest experience during a live show?

lucy: I played in this club in Tokyo which was a wild experience for me. There was no stage so I was just on the danceflooor with the crowd and kind of just walking around like weaving through everybody with my microphone which I definitely wasn’t used to.

thorns of the future: what software do you use to make music?

lucy: I use Logic Pro, I’m still learning how to use it properly though.

thorns of the future: what's "the other side" about?

lucy: The Other Side is about crossing over to the after life pretty much. It talks about being scared to die and the things you would miss. It can kind of be interpreted as being about any sort of transition from one thing to another, any sort of change, but I think the obvious one (especially when watching the music video) is the transition to death. It’s just a fictional sort of story if you will.

thorns of the future: are you planning any new releases?

lucy: I have 3 singles coming out in the next few months all with music videos. ‘Bed of Snow’ is coming out on September 20th and I’m so excited for it. All the songs are of course dance/electronic but I’m leaning a little bit into like indie rock elements in two of them, with the third being like a full commitment to witch house.

thorns of the future: what's a country you would never travel to?

lucy: Probably North Korea for obvious reasons.

thorns of the future: tell us about the things you enjoy most, except for making music.

lucy: I love travelling that’s my second favourite thing in the world after music. I went on a year long trip around the world in 2022 which was absolutely amazing. I went on a 5 month road-trip around Australia earlier this year too. It’s a little hard to travel like that while also doing music so I think for now I’m taking a break from travelling. I also love animals, especially weird exotic ones. The weirder they look the more I love them because it just makes me thing how weird and amazing the world is.

thorns of the future: have you ever met anyone famous from the electronic scene? who was it and how was your experience with them?

lucy: I can’t say I have yet. Someone I’d LOVE to meet is the guys from Air. They’re a huge inspiration for me and one of the most talented electronic duos I know.

thorns of the future: what's the riskiest thing you've ever done?

lucy: The riskiest thing I’ve done was probably when my friend and I did couchsurfing through Europe. There’s this app called couchsurfing where you can arrange to stay at strangers’ houses for free while you’re travelling. We were pretty nervous every time we stayed with someone because there was always the question of like what’s in it for them? Why are they letting random people stay at their house for free? The people we stayed with sometimes turned out to be weird and kind of put us on edge but a lot of the time they were really cool people too so. We were literally on such a tight budget we had no other option but to do our accomodation this way.

thorns of the future: are there artists you truly hate? why?

lucy: I don’t really hate any artist in terms of the kind of music they do like I respect all genres and whatever kind of music you wanna make even if I don’t like it. Like it’s got nothing to do with me so I don’t really care enough to HATE any artist.

thorns of the future: what is the best live show you've ever been to?

lucy: There’s this experimental electronic duo from Melbourne called Npcede. I played a show with them and they were really great. It was a guy singing and a guy playing bass. They both had like really amazing stage presence and interacted with the crowd so much. The lead singer started playing the electric guitar with a violin bow halfway through as well I loved it. I also have to mention seeing the band Film Noir in Berlin, they’re an indie rock band and the lead singer’s energy was so compelling it made the whole thing sooo immersive and fun.

thorns of the future: name one thing you really hate about australia.

lucy: Honestly I think Australia is a great place to live I think it’s beautiful, it’s diverse and it’s very liveable. If I had to say one thing I hated about it I guess just how far away it is from everything lol because it’s always so hard and expensive to travel anywhere.

thorns of the future: tell us about the weirdest thing that has happened to you as an artist.

lucy: The weirdest thing that’s happened to me as an artist is probably when someone randomly approached me on the street when I was in Tromso, Norway, and told me they recognise me and love my music. Was superrrr weird for me because Tromso is a pretty small town with not many people and it was just really random to meet someone who knows me there.

we would like to thank lucy lamb for answering all of our questions. we really appreciate you. that’s all for now.

images & videos: lucy lamb

spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1fLl0QDFau1trbJkpjvyEt

instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/luucylamb/

hyperfollow:

https://hyperfollow.com/lucylamb

peace.

[shitpostingkats]

I'm sorry I'll never be over how funny the chocobros are. There's two different guys who essentially grew up alongside the MC, putting his life before their own and in parts helping raise him for the grand destiny that is about to befall all of them.

And then one totally normal dude you met in highschool who got one month of gun training.

[emiuli]

I always wanted to die clean and pretty

[lucy-stone]

Hi your fanart is good I enjoy it a normal amount

*walks away with suspiciously art work shaped body*

TYYYY you made my week! Everyone has been so awesome and supportive since I started overcoming my anxiety and posting more. I am forever grateful 🧎🏾🙏🏽🩷

More fanart is on the way!

[rilli-luci]

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[charonnyxtides]

Mina Harker and the trolley problem except she just throws herself in front of the trolley

[dailydoseofluci]

Him...

[meatlessmcmuffin]

try again..

[alexandertheanxious]

Adam showing Luci all his favorite amnimals 🦆🐏🐍

[virgilean]

The Lamb by Lucy Rose

“We are what we eat, Mama always said. I wondered if it was worth the fuss of making them feel loved if we were only going to pull them apart in the end.”

[innowheres]

I'm a dying breed who still believes

Haunted by American dreams

- Neko Case

[scribblestatic]

I like to think of a Lamb that, in the end, isn't vengeful.

All they want is a family.

Sure, they're a little idiotic (why do you want to eat poop, dear?) and can be intolerable at times (stop dissenting, I literally just wouldn't feed you poop) and they die too easily. And sure, they're the last sheep.

But they just don't want to hate anymore. They choose happiness because they feel better about it. They do feel regret and frustration and anger and loss. But deep-seated hatred is absent.

Perhaps Narinder calls them immature for maintaining these emotions as a god, but they're fine with it. Because of those emotions, they can choose to love with all their heart.

That's where I'm going with Lucy, tbh, but she's a little...

Well, she doesn't feel vengeful, but she does want to protect the new flock she's building. And to do that, she pursues power to an almost manic degree. And she lovebombs and coerces and drives herself to do heinous acts to anyone who betrays the trust she put in them, even if she doesn't want them to leave. Even if she clings to them. Feels the need to fix them.

She's a lil messed up, but she's got heart. She's also got more than one crown, so that's, er, a situation.

[lucy-stone]

I love the idea of your farm AU! Also the art was so pretty. :) Ghost would be very good at farm work, so why leave?

omggg yes because Ghost is literally built for farm work. He falls into the rhythm of the farm naturally.

Simon is a strong guy used to physical labor and long summer days from being in service. He's good at following directions, being reliable, and adapting to a variety of difficult conditions. He hasn't missed a single early rising since basic training (still getting up earlier than Johnny these days) and the cattle don't talk back (much). plus he can still wear his masks since he needs protection from chemicals and debris.

The only issue is that he argues with Johnny sometimes, but that's just his stubbornness peeking through... not to mention Soap is easily frustrated these days. I have a comic coming soon that I am working on about this actually 👀

But don't worry about that- despite it all, he's (probably) going to stay for lambing season!

[rilli-luci]

COTL ITA BAG RESTOCK

I need there to be a certain amount of answers to commit to a restock/second pre-order sale for the Goat/Lamb ita bags. I've gotten a lot of asks about bringing these back for those who missed it and unless I get a set amount of interest, I cannot promise they will be coming back. If I get requests for the Crown bag as well, then I will do a second poll for those.

WARNING: The bags may also go up slightly in price to account for the tariff costs. This should not be by much but I wanted to say this just in case.

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[lucyrosecreates]

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