Leicohtica
Leicohtica formed around Rachel St. Claire's vocals and Jonas Blackwood's guitar, with Ethan Mori on bass and Caleb Gray on drums. Their music pulls from...
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Leicohtica formed around Rachel St. Claire's vocals and Jonas Blackwood's guitar, with Ethan Mori on bass and Caleb Gray on drums. Their music pulls from gothic rock and dream pop, with a sound that can feel both atmospheric and grounded. Songs like "Black Widows White Lullaby" and "Dark Autumn Rain" show their tendency toward moody, textured arrangements.
They released their first album, "Black Widows White Lullaby," in 2006, followed by "The Veiled Siren" in 2009 and "The Shadow Symphony" in 2012. Their lyrics often touch on themes of loss and desire, which drew some criticism alongside appreciation from listeners who connected with that directness.
At one point, there were questions about similarities between "Black Widows White Lullaby" and an older folk song, though those didn't develop into anything lasting. The band's catalog remains a handful of albums that work in a space between alternative rock and darker, more atmospheric pop.
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