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Showing posts with label Lucid Dementia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lucid Dementia. Show all posts
Monday, March 4, 2013
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Lucid Dementia has a Myspace Page
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Austin Music Awards Poll 2011-2012!
Please, please, please vote for Lucid Dementia in any category you see fit!
Placing in this poll helps the band get shows for the following year.
Last year Lucid Dementia came in 2nd for Best Industrial/Goth Band
(Sadly the Gothic/Industrial category is no longer on the ballot)
Suggested Categories:
Rock, Punk, Metal, Indie, Avante Garde/Experimental, None of the above: (write in) "Best band with a puppet: Lucid Dementia"
(Click the pic, fill out the form and vote!)
Placing in this poll helps the band get shows for the following year.
Last year Lucid Dementia came in 2nd for Best Industrial/Goth Band
(Sadly the Gothic/Industrial category is no longer on the ballot)
Suggested Categories:
Rock, Punk, Metal, Indie, Avante Garde/Experimental, None of the above: (write in) "Best band with a puppet: Lucid Dementia"
(Click the pic, fill out the form and vote!)
Monday, May 16, 2011
Social Media Website: "Exile Asylum"
Monday, March 21, 2011
Lucid Dementia Austin Music Awards History:
2010-2011:
2nd Best Industrial/Gothic Band
10th Best Metal Band
2009-2010:
4th Best Industrial/Gothic Band
2008-2009:
5th Best Industrial/Gothic Band
2007-2008:
3rd Best Industrial/Gothic Band
7th Best Metal Band
2006-2007:
1st Best Industrial/Gothic Band
6th Best Metal Band
5th Best Punk Band
2005-2006:
5th Best Industrial/Gothic Band
5th Best Punk Band
2004-2005:
1st Best Industrial/Gothic Band
4th Best Metal Band
3rd Best Punk Band
2nd Best Record Producer (Sheldon Reynolds)
2003-2004:
Did not place this year.
2002-2003:
Did not place this year.
2001-2002:
Did not place this year.
2000-2001:
5th Best Best Metal/Industrial Band (They continue to misspell our name as "Lucid Dreaming on their website, even though they did a correction a week after they originally posted this...)
1999-2000:
9th Best Metal/Industrial Band
1998-1999:
Did not place this year. "Industrial" was not even a category until next year.
1997-1998:
Did not place this year.
1996-1997:
Did not place this year.
Via: Austin Music Awards
2nd Best Industrial/Gothic Band
10th Best Metal Band
2009-2010:
4th Best Industrial/Gothic Band
2008-2009:
5th Best Industrial/Gothic Band
2007-2008:
3rd Best Industrial/Gothic Band
7th Best Metal Band
2006-2007:
1st Best Industrial/Gothic Band
6th Best Metal Band
5th Best Punk Band
2005-2006:
5th Best Industrial/Gothic Band
5th Best Punk Band
2004-2005:
1st Best Industrial/Gothic Band
4th Best Metal Band
3rd Best Punk Band
2nd Best Record Producer (Sheldon Reynolds)
2003-2004:
Did not place this year.
2002-2003:
Did not place this year.
2001-2002:
Did not place this year.
2000-2001:
5th Best Best Metal/Industrial Band (They continue to misspell our name as "Lucid Dreaming on their website, even though they did a correction a week after they originally posted this...)
1999-2000:
9th Best Metal/Industrial Band
1998-1999:
Did not place this year. "Industrial" was not even a category until next year.
1997-1998:
Did not place this year.
1996-1997:
Did not place this year.
Via: Austin Music Awards
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Lucid Dementia Finally on Wikipedia!
Friday, January 7, 2011
2011 Austin Chronicle Music Poll
Monday, December 27, 2010
Sweatshop (The Movie) Review:
(Sweatshop is the movie that used 6 or 7 Lucid Dementia songs in the sound track.)
Review by The Gore Whore. Makes a nice mention of Lucid Dementia.
"The fantastic soundtrack was also an added bonus to the feel of the film (which, for an indie flick is no mean feat, without just sticking a lot of unsigned crappy bands that you know on your movie), with bands like Android Lust and Lucid Dementia featuring, kind of making my day."
(Click the pic for the full review!)
Review by The Gore Whore. Makes a nice mention of Lucid Dementia.
"The fantastic soundtrack was also an added bonus to the feel of the film (which, for an indie flick is no mean feat, without just sticking a lot of unsigned crappy bands that you know on your movie), with bands like Android Lust and Lucid Dementia featuring, kind of making my day."
(Click the pic for the full review!)
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Surviving the Show Lucid Dementia at Meridian Review
I'm still trying to wrap my head about all that happened Friday night. It was a grand success!
The trip to Houston was harrowing to say the least. From the moment the band left the house until they arrived at the venue, it poured rain. They spent hours in traffic, passing flipped over cars and various accidents, as well as having to smash through a river of water flooding a low overpass in Houston just before it was closed.
Meridan is HUGE and wonderful. It is a 2 story behemoth of a club broken up into a maze of amazing rooms and bars that keeps it from feeling empty, and gives the whole place a rather magical feel, like an even better party could be going on just through the next entrance (and there usually was!).
The crowd was great. Houston has an beautiful and thriving scene, and they turned out in droves for this event. While some Lucid Dementia audiences can be a little reserved in their enthusiasm, the Houston crowd was more than willing to dance their asses on and be just as rowdy as the band was able to push them.
Everything got pushed back a couple of hours, and instead of the band going on first, they got to go on after the movie. So at 10pm the crowd got exposed to the wonderful horror that is Sweatshop, and then right after at about midnight the band blasted on to give them a live taste of horror and all it's embellishments.
The show was being filmed for a future collaborative release of a music video (for the film and the band) so all the stops were pulled this show: Luci in all her glory, a brilliant sound system (Loud and pumping) and blood flowed like wine on stage.
The band would like to thank everyone who made this possible: Naika Whisperwish, Sabrana Sin and her Fetish crew, Meridian, Andrew Quoth Zeronine, Spencer Selph, Ivan Gamez and The sound guys.
The Club Meridian
For more info about the movie: Sweatshop Website
(Click the pic to embiggen it!)
(A big special thanks to John St Germain for taking pics of the band!)
The trip to Houston was harrowing to say the least. From the moment the band left the house until they arrived at the venue, it poured rain. They spent hours in traffic, passing flipped over cars and various accidents, as well as having to smash through a river of water flooding a low overpass in Houston just before it was closed.
Meridan is HUGE and wonderful. It is a 2 story behemoth of a club broken up into a maze of amazing rooms and bars that keeps it from feeling empty, and gives the whole place a rather magical feel, like an even better party could be going on just through the next entrance (and there usually was!).
The crowd was great. Houston has an beautiful and thriving scene, and they turned out in droves for this event. While some Lucid Dementia audiences can be a little reserved in their enthusiasm, the Houston crowd was more than willing to dance their asses on and be just as rowdy as the band was able to push them.
Everything got pushed back a couple of hours, and instead of the band going on first, they got to go on after the movie. So at 10pm the crowd got exposed to the wonderful horror that is Sweatshop, and then right after at about midnight the band blasted on to give them a live taste of horror and all it's embellishments.
The show was being filmed for a future collaborative release of a music video (for the film and the band) so all the stops were pulled this show: Luci in all her glory, a brilliant sound system (Loud and pumping) and blood flowed like wine on stage.
The band would like to thank everyone who made this possible: Naika Whisperwish, Sabrana Sin and her Fetish crew, Meridian, Andrew Quoth Zeronine, Spencer Selph, Ivan Gamez and The sound guys.
The Club Meridian
For more info about the movie: Sweatshop Website
(Click the pic to embiggen it!)
(A big special thanks to John St Germain for taking pics of the band!)
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Lucid Dementia Poetry:
There is a sub-forum in the NIN forums called "Lucid Dementia". Lucid Dementia the band has no idea why, just that it screws with their google stats and name recognition.
A Lucid Dementia Poem about the Lucid Dementia NIN forum:
(By Luci)
"There once was a sub-forum named Lucid Dementia
On a NIN website, why?
Curly fries and cheese, they love them.
So full of angst and hot topic.
Poetry meet my shiny sharpened teeth
I chomp you. Schutz!"
(Click on the picture of NIN below to check it out!)
A Lucid Dementia Poem about the Lucid Dementia NIN forum:
(By Luci)
"There once was a sub-forum named Lucid Dementia
On a NIN website, why?
Curly fries and cheese, they love them.
So full of angst and hot topic.
Poetry meet my shiny sharpened teeth
I chomp you. Schutz!"
(Click on the picture of NIN below to check it out!)
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Pictures from the Lucid Dementia Show at Numbers June 1st, 2010
Special Thanks to Ankh for taking and sharing these pictures!
Arbroath.blogspot.com
(Click the pic to see them all at LucidDementia.com
Arbroath.blogspot.com
(Click the pic to see them all at LucidDementia.com
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
Movies: New Preview for "Sweatshop"
Starring music by Lucid Dementia!
Via Sweatshop Website
Via Sweatshop Website
Sweatshop International Trailer (Screen Media) from Stacy Davidson on Vimeo.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Lucid Dementia Pics from Rock Fest Show!
Sunday, March 21, 2010
The Austin Chronicle Music Awards:
I just realized that Lucid Dementia has at least placed 8 times in the last decade:
Our Austin Awards History:
2010: 4th Best Industrial/Goth
2009: 5th Best Industrial/Goth
2008: 3rd Best Industrial/Goth
2008: 7th Best Metal
2007: 1st Best Industrial/Goth
2007: 6th Best Metal
2007: 5th Best Punk
2006: 5th Best Industrial/Goth
2006: 5th Best Punk
2005: 1st Best Industrial/Goth
2005: 4th Best Metal
2005: 3rd Best Punk
2005: 2nd Best Record Producer (Sheldon Reynolds)
2001: 5th Best Metal/Industrial
2000: 9th Best Metal/Industrial
(The band was born in 1996. Until 2005, I don't even think there was a Industrial/Goth category!)
The Gap from 2002-2004 was from when we lost a guitarist and Cassandra left the band. It took a long time to replace them and gear back up to playing full force. Also, Sheldon was learning a new recording system and working on getting up to par for The List, which took about a year. I think it was worth it, don't you?
Our Austin Awards History:
2010: 4th Best Industrial/Goth
2009: 5th Best Industrial/Goth
2008: 3rd Best Industrial/Goth
2008: 7th Best Metal
2007: 1st Best Industrial/Goth
2007: 6th Best Metal
2007: 5th Best Punk
2006: 5th Best Industrial/Goth
2006: 5th Best Punk
2005: 1st Best Industrial/Goth
2005: 4th Best Metal
2005: 3rd Best Punk
2005: 2nd Best Record Producer (Sheldon Reynolds)
2001: 5th Best Metal/Industrial
2000: 9th Best Metal/Industrial
(The band was born in 1996. Until 2005, I don't even think there was a Industrial/Goth category!)
The Gap from 2002-2004 was from when we lost a guitarist and Cassandra left the band. It took a long time to replace them and gear back up to playing full force. Also, Sheldon was learning a new recording system and working on getting up to par for The List, which took about a year. I think it was worth it, don't you?
Friday, March 19, 2010
Austin Chronicle Music Poll Results:
And the best Industrial/Goth band of 2009 is...
Chant!
Congradulations Brad! You certainly earned it.
(Holy cow he played alot last year!)
1. Chant
2. One-Eyed Doll
3. Scary Mary
4. Lucid Dementia!!!
5. Hipnautica
6. Scorpio Rising
7. Subnatural
8. Exit
9. Death is Not a Joyride
10. Bob Schneider
(Click the pic for the rest of the results!)
Chant!
Congradulations Brad! You certainly earned it.
(Holy cow he played alot last year!)
1. Chant
2. One-Eyed Doll
3. Scary Mary
4. Lucid Dementia!!!
5. Hipnautica
6. Scorpio Rising
7. Subnatural
8. Exit
9. Death is Not a Joyride
10. Bob Schneider
(Click the pic for the rest of the results!)
Friday, March 5, 2010
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