Luciferian Towers (sometimes stylized with quotation marks) is the sixth studio album by Canadian post-rock band Godspeed You!

[1][2] According to the Constellation Records one sheet about the album, Luciferian Towers was made "in the midst of communal mess, raising dogs and children.

A list of "grand demands" also accompanied the information about the album, including: Luciferian Towers was well received by contemporary music critics upon its release.

[4] In a four-star review for AllMusic, Paul Simpson concluded that "Like many of Godspeed's albums, Luciferian Towers might seem bleak or funereal on the surface, but ultimately, it's incredibly optimistic and hopeful.

[6] Sean T. Collins gave the album a rating of 7.3 out of 10 in the review for Pitchfork, stating "Godspeed's music is undergirded by its musicians' radical leftist politics (I mean, look at that press release), and that means there's hope rather than despair at its heart—a belief that collective struggle against our overlords is a battle worth fighting instead of a foregone conclusion to surrender to.