Expanding into a two-man concern with David Galas joining on various electronics, Lycia took it to the road in late 1993 with a low-key but successful tour. Mostly taken...
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With Tara Vanflower joining the band on vocals (though admittedly only on two songs), Lycia proceeded to record its most ambitious work yet, a 2-hour double disc set. The...
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Mike Vanportfleet returns to tranquilize listeners yet again. The album is very accessible and relaxing, far more than in the past, even when you're not feeling particularly...
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Mike Vanportfleet *is* Lycia, or at least he was with the first album, recorded quite well on a four-track -- no lo-fi hiss apparent here. From the opening of Ionia with the...
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On a creative roll, Lycia followed up their lengthy Burning Circle with a full new album the next year. Surprisingly and happily, Cold is no mere rehash of the previous...
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Saying this is Ionia part two pretty much sums it up -- also recorded on 4-track at home, featuring the exact same combination of sonic elements as before, Stark provides...
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