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SongBook, the debut album by Sydney four-piece The Lazy Eyes, is a world unto itself. It's all journey and all destination, a decidedly modern marvel of psych-rock that's unpretentious in construction but precious where it counts. SongBook is evidence of an edifice slowly being formed, a trepidatious first footstep by the band into the wider world. The dynamic "Fuzz Jam" sees the band at the height of their powers, deftly slipping from one mode to another in seconds. Combining the piquant feel of classic '60s psych with sharp Gen Z wit, it's magnanimous and effusive, a vivid insight into the world of four of Australia's most talented musicians. Once you're in The Lazy Eyes' world, you might not want to leave any time soon.
SongBook, the debut album by Sydney four-piece The Lazy Eyes, is a world unto itself. It's all journey and all destination, a decidedly modern marvel of psych-rock that's unpretentious in construction but precious where it counts. SongBook is evidence of an edifice slowly being formed, a trepidatious first footstep by the band into the wider world. The dynamic "Fuzz Jam" sees the band at the height of their powers, deftly slipping from one mode to another in seconds. Combining the piquant feel of classic '60s psych with sharp Gen Z wit, it's magnanimous and effusive, a vivid insight into the world of four of Australia's most talented musicians. Once you're in The Lazy Eyes' world, you might not want to leave any time soon.
196292879780

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Format: Vinyl
Label: The Lazy Eyes
Rel. Date: 04/22/2022
UPC: 196292879780

Songbook
Artist: Lazy Eyes
Format: Vinyl
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SongBook, the debut album by Sydney four-piece The Lazy Eyes, is a world unto itself. It's all journey and all destination, a decidedly modern marvel of psych-rock that's unpretentious in construction but precious where it counts. SongBook is evidence of an edifice slowly being formed, a trepidatious first footstep by the band into the wider world. The dynamic "Fuzz Jam" sees the band at the height of their powers, deftly slipping from one mode to another in seconds. Combining the piquant feel of classic '60s psych with sharp Gen Z wit, it's magnanimous and effusive, a vivid insight into the world of four of Australia's most talented musicians. Once you're in The Lazy Eyes' world, you might not want to leave any time soon.
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