Glaser and Cunniff recorded their parts of Magic Hour in New York, and Schellenbach's drums were added in Los Angeles. The 2013 edition of Luscious Jackson sounds less like a band than like friends who used to be in a band together. (The children's album, Baby DJ, will apparently be out soon.) Last year, they ran a crowdfunding campaign to make a new Luscious Jackson album-this one. (Grand Royal released all of their original records, and drummer Kate Schellenbach had been the Beasties' original drummer.) When the group lost keyboardist Vivian Trimble in 1998, then punched out after releasing the unspectacular Electric Honey, they seemed to have stuck around exactly long enough.īassist Jill Cunniff and guitarist Gabby Glaser both released solo albums in 2007 sometime around then, they got together to work up some children's music, but couldn't find a convenient way to release it. They had some terrific moments in the 90s-seek out 1993's deliciously murky In Search of Manny EP-but rarely shook off their reputation as a satellite of the Beastie Boys. It's been 14 years since the last Luscious Jackson album, and the world mostly hadn't been clamoring for a reunion.
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