Words: Lulu And The Cutthroats
Edited by Max Voice
Fronted by Lulu’s powerful and extremely alluring voice, Lulu And The Cutthroats, offer a blend of interesting yet accessible indie rock with a captivating ambient edge.
In 2014, the group put out a feeler album titled ‘Skeletons’ and sold over about 300 tickets to its release show at The Zoo on May 17th. Building themselves up from the foundation of that success, they followed up with their second EP in March 2015 named ‘Siren’. The two singles from the EP ‘Rescue’ and ‘Untitled (Kitchen Song)’ were both picked up by Triple J Unearthed and have been on a regular rotation via their digital radio channel since, as well as having consistent plays around 4ZZZ and FBi Radio.
Lulu And The Cutthroats have combined the endeavors of their recording success with developing an energetic and captivating live show. Lulu commands the stage and stays her audience with impressive vocals, presence, and movement while the Cutthroats combine their years of performance experience to back her up.
Together, they really do make beautiful music. If this read stands out to you, be sure to check them out and give them a listen @ https://luluandthecutthroats.bandcamp.com/album/siren
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