Difference between revisions of "St Lucy"
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No, Mark isn’t going to tell you any stories with happy endings. No freshman losers are going to get the girl and win the gridiron championship. But we are going to find hope. One would hope. | No, Mark isn’t going to tell you any stories with happy endings. No freshman losers are going to get the girl and win the gridiron championship. But we are going to find hope. One would hope. | ||
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| + | St Lucy was born in 2002 and has since released one independent E.p, “Why We Hate Decaff (and assorted tales)” and Two E.ps on She’ll Be Right Records, “Loyal” (2002) and “Bio-Psycho-Social” (2003). Lucy boasts powerful production and live performance backed up by solid, relevant songwriting and accessible, intelligent themes. St. Lucy are power Pop/Rock with grown-up subject matter. | ||
Revision as of 18:30, 29 May 2006
Understated is, perhaps, not a word to be associated with the work of Mark Tupuhi (St Lucy). Often overlooked, the work of his previous bands Jah’na and Schrodinger's Cat (Later to become Wonderbug) left a small, if not unnoticeable, dent on the local scene with few or little fruits to show for it.
A brief perusal of his colourful and eclectic past will inform you of his doings over the last few years. More importantly, Mark has been writing. Songs abounding with life in its many shades and hues. Songs of being lost in prolonged teenagehood, something we all feel the need to disguise with mortgages and marriage. Songs of being dubbed “Dad” as he prepared for sixth form certificate. Songs of tears, alone in the sanitised corridors of rehab. Songs of love, and life and all the greys in between happiness and fucked.
No, Mark isn’t going to tell you any stories with happy endings. No freshman losers are going to get the girl and win the gridiron championship. But we are going to find hope. One would hope.
St Lucy was born in 2002 and has since released one independent E.p, “Why We Hate Decaff (and assorted tales)” and Two E.ps on She’ll Be Right Records, “Loyal” (2002) and “Bio-Psycho-Social” (2003). Lucy boasts powerful production and live performance backed up by solid, relevant songwriting and accessible, intelligent themes. St. Lucy are power Pop/Rock with grown-up subject matter.
Members
Mark Tupuhi: Guitar/Vocals
Releases
- Loyal? (January 2003)
- Bio Psycho Social (November 2003)
