Tag: water from your eyes
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Buzz Sound: This Is Lorelei
The box runs deep with the prolific idiosyncratic indie-pop project of Water From Your Eyes’ Nate Amos.
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Big Ups – “Goes Black (This Is Lorelei Remix)”
This Is Lorelei pulls the velocity from the NYC post-hardcore band’s brainy, existential headbash through an electronic centrifuge for its 10th anniversary.
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This Is Lorelei – “I’m All Fucked Up”
A truly fucked up swerve on getting the formula down pat and undeniable from the debut solo album by Water From Your Eyes’ Nate Amos.
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Water From Your Eyes – “Out There”
The music video for the ‘Everyone’s Crushed’ highlight visually compiles the decay of society under the weight of capitalism.
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The Best Experimental Albums of 2023
The sound of art in a state of flux evolution from all corners of the music universe, from cosmic jazz to experimental electronic and beguiling rock, with the Best Experimental Albums of 2023.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2023
In a year in music that felt like a lot, there was no shortage of great new sounds across the alternative spectrums of rock, pop, rap, and its experimental edges with the 50 Best Albums of 2023.
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The 30 Best Songs of 2023
From perfectly crafted songwriting, finessed prose and futuristic beats, the cutting edge of pop, and a new class of alt-rock anthems, these are the 30 Best Songs of 2023.
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Water From Your Eyes & Mandy, Indiana – “Remember Not My Name (Mandy, Indiana Version)”
Mandy, Indiana expose Water From Your Eyes’ waves of energy through a prism on this early highlight off the latter’s forthcoming reinterpretation album, ‘Crushed By Everyone’.
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Recommended EP: thanks for coming – ‘What is My Capacity to Love?’
The latest EP from Water From Your Eyes’ Rachel Brown properly establishes their singular writ of lo-fi indie-pop by applying structure to life’s brain scrambles.
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thanks for coming – “Unlimited Love”
The Water From Your Eyes offshoot channels their inner Anthony Kiedis to tap into the universe and its broad spectrum of love.
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thanks for coming – “Loop”
The Water From Your Eyes vocalist has an uncanny ability to transform indie pop into sounds asymmetrical even when being stuck in a “Loop”.
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Recommended Album: Water From Your Eyes – ‘Everyone’s Crushed’
The Brooklyn experimental pop duo know their art need not be perfect or gloss, though they certainly use that to their advantage here in finding the right consumer who considers their sound to be something no one else could create in this timeline.