In a world often enamored by the glittering allure of big cities, Litvar emerges as a refreshing reminder that authenticity and relatability are qualities that never go out of style. Hailing from the small town of Willimantic, Connecticut, this indie-rock trio, comprised of Rex Thurstan, Violet Falkowski, and Joe Lemieux, crafts a sound that draws from the depths of their small-town roots, weaving it seamlessly into the fabric of their music.
Their sophomore album, Eloquently Aimless, is a compelling testimony to their musical journey. With a genre-blending approach that effortlessly bridges nostalgia from the early 2000s with contemporary indie soundscapes, Litvar delves into the complexities of human emotions, inviting listeners on a profound exploration of the human experience.
“All Those Minutes Ago”, a standout track, skillfully dissects relationship dilemmas while simultaneously exploring the yearning for self-reinvention. Litvar’s lyrics resonate deeply, reflecting their personal growth and struggles, making it easy for listeners to connect with the album on a profound level.

The trio’s origin story is rooted in the bonds of friendship between Rex and Violet, who began creating music together during their high school days. Their musical journey took a pivotal turn in 2019 when they crossed paths with Joe, leading to the formation of Litvar.
Eloquently Aimless isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a raw and honest reflection of the band’s evolution. It explores themes like emerging from dark mental spaces, confronting ego, battling self-doubt, and the desire to rewrite one’s past. Litvar’s ability to infuse authenticity into their music while traversing multiple genres underscores their artistic prowess.
In an era where authenticity reigns supreme, Eloquently Aimless is Litvar’s heartfelt and genre-blending masterpiece, solidifying their place in the music world. It’s a sonic journey filled with surprises, seamlessly blending indie-pop, alt-rock, and indie-electronica, sure to captivate both new and existing listeners.
