On the apocalyptic Good Souls Better Angels, Lucinda Williams grapples with pain, mortality, and the devil. She joins us to discuss the album’s apocalyptic themes, breaking with the familiar, and how she stays in touch with the sense of mystery that has always fueled her work.
Category: Lucinda Williams
Lucinda Williams :: The Ghosts of Highway 20
Is there ever a point in your life where it’s in some way easier to lose someone? Does getting to spend a little more time with them – well into […]
Lucinda Williams :: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview
This week marks the release of Down Where The Spirit Meets The Bone, the 11th studio album from Lucinda Williams. It’s a first in many ways – her first double […]
Lucinda Williams :: S/T Reissue
When Lucinda Williams released her self-titled lp in 1988, it was the third album she’d ever released, only her second made up of completely original material and her first in eight years. […]
Lucinda Williams :: The AD Interview
After more than three decades, there’s not a lot that hasn’t been said about Lucinda Williams’ music. A towering figure in the genre of alt-country and roots-rock, her albums, dating all the […]
AD Presents :: Lucinda Williams @ The Wiltern
Lucinda Williams is presently on tour in support of her new LP, Litte Honey , and Saturday’s show marks her first performance in town since her five-night run at the El Rey last Fall […]
Lucinda Williams :: Car Wheels On A Gravel Road (Reissue)
1998’s Grammy award winning genre classic, Car Wheels On A Gravel Road, is Lucinda Williams opus — it’s her absolute masterpiece. These meticulously crafted sad, southern stories and instrumentation ultimately took three […]