Luck is another step of progression in the Minneapolis music scene.
Extremely rich in sound, each track is almost a mini-masterpiece that proves that this band is not only accomplished, but now a veteran of the rock scene. Now in the blissful turn of the century, we get the likes of the Jayhawks and Honeydogs. The music is innocent and unpolitical, only trying to find melodies that will please the ear. Beatles-esque sitars abound on the record, and extremely colorful leads and vocal hooks leave one humming and wanting more. Adam Levy's dry and flat voice wastes no time in delivering a vibrant chorus about miscommunication and losing a loved one.