Copenhagen’s personal hardcore outfit Eyes (feat. members of LlNN) appears to be marking a brand new period. Not too long ago signed to Prosthetic Data, the band is ready to launch their third album, Spinner, on April 25, and the album’s lead single, “Higher” is out now.
“Higher” is described by vocalist Victor Kaas as a declaration of progress and resilience: “‘Higher’ is in some ways an announcement of intention for the album. It’s quick and intense. The music is about wanting to enhance as a musician, as a band, as an individual. However it doesn’t matter what your intentions are, there’ll at all times be somebody who will put you down. Generally that individual is your self.”
Spinner finds Eyes shifting away from the noisy edges of their earlier work, they aimed to embrace a extra structured and dynamic strategy within the studio and seize a punchier and groovier sound. Nevertheless, simply judging by this monitor, the music feels equally suffocating and gutpunching.
In line with Kaas, the document unfolds like a “fictional early 80’s anime episode,” interweaving a forged of characters that replicate totally different aspects of his personal experiences.
In his personal phrases: “Spinner tells a unfastened story via the lens of a fictional early 80’s anime episode and introduces a forged of assorted characters all through the ten songs, all based mostly on conditions, states of thoughts, and persona traits of myself.””
“The album is closely impressed by manga writer Asano Inio and his works Goodnight Punpun and Useless Useless Demon’s De De De Destruction. Spinner was written as a solution to course of traumas all through youth and early maturity and depart them behind in a world much like what I used to flee to,” he added.
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