The Underground Stage
“Le Pie are what you should reach for when you just want to crawl under a massive blanket and be warm and wonderful. Despite these soothing and rich songs though, there’s still an undercurrent of darkness and danger – you might not be quite as safe under this blanket as you might hope for.” Gallery […]
Show Notes “The gentle strength of Le Pie – performing tonight for the first time with a new band lineup – just plain shines tonight. The songs bleed craft, constructed from heart and blood and viscera, but delivered with considered joy and intelligent, emotional depth. Most of the time it’s at your shoulder holding you […]
This glorious ender from Le Pie’s first LP both gives the album its name and seals the deal on a debut of grace and strength. ‘A Room Of One’s Own’ emerges on the other side of trauma and heartache to find its own place in the world and on its own terms, a triumph of […]
“Le Pie sings and drums and so what we get here is a set defined by voice and rhythm, not genre. The songs don’t easily fit alongside each other – one second it’s classic and full of soul, the next it sounds like Japandroids. It really shouldn’t work, but it obviously does, the wildly varying […]