Lucius' highly anticipated debut album "Songs From the Bromley House" showcases a cast of exceptional musicians, fronted by singers and songwriters Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig. The songs, both organic and ethereal, feature homespun, mountainous, seems-like-they've-always-been melodies in songs like "Shenandoah" and "Step Up," while "For Loves Lost" and "What Does That Say" taps into a solemn, forlorn wistfulness reminiscent of acts like Feist and the Be Good Tanyas. The distinction though, is in the vocals. The Brooklyn duo's soulful harmonies of rich, playful hooks and ballad-like power meld together with a refined precision that often sounds more like one voice than two.