Name: Should’ve Learned by Now
Brand: Lucero

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793888102972

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2023-02-24

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Supplier US

Orchard

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Sales:8.875

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

793888102774

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Artist

Lucero

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Liberty and Lament

Lucero is a country rock group that originated in Memphis, Tennessee, USA in the late 1990s. With their unique blend of country and rock influences, Lucero has captivated audiences worldwide.
Inspired by artists such as Cory Branan, Slobberbone, and Drive-By Truckers, Lucero's music resonates with fans who appreciate heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies. Their sound can be described as a fusion of Americana, punk rock, and alt-country.
Known for their energetic live performances and passionate storytelling, *Lucero* has built a loyal fanbase over the years. Whether it's Dave Hause or Tim Barry opening for them or sharing the stage with American Aquarium or The Horrible Crowes, Lucero continues to deliver powerful performances that leave audiences wanting more.

For their twelfth record, Should’ve Learned by Now, Lucero drew on a lot of work from their past. Literally. By adapting songs and guitar parts that had been left over from the group’s previous two albums, Lucero was able to construct one of its most comprehensive works to date. Produced by Grammy Award-winning engineer, Matt Ross-Spang, the album is a punchy, rock and roll record that utilizes the more mature production stylings the group developed over time, and combines it with the first-person introspectiveness that the band is known and loved for. From its original Ben Nichols-designed cover art to its credits, the album is a reflection of a band that knows itself. Should’ve Learned by Now bridges the gap musically between “old Lucero” and “new Lucero” in a manner which affixes the band’s position as the perfect intersection of punk initiative with hard-earned artistry. It’s an album that recognizes the past in its sound and content, but leaves the door wide open to the future and for the lessons still in store.

Should’ve Learned by Now

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