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Eyes of Others
Eyes of Others is the studio alias of Edinburgh based John Bryden, a self-christened âpost-pub couldnât get in the clubâ producer.
Having announced their signing to Heavenly Recordings last November with the release of a 10â vinyl-only 6-track EP, Bewitched By The Flames, which sold out immediately through independent shops and mail order, Eyes Of Others is now set to present their debut, self-titled album.
Marrying the anything-goes, freestyle magpie tendencies of Beck and The Beta Band to the electronic stylings of primetime 80s New Order by way of the spacious moods conjured by King Tubby, Eyes of Others debutâs whimsical demeanour is the perfect sonic balm to the utter confusion of the outside world. As is its sense of almost Balearic musical freedom. Such a mindset is fundamental to the music according to Bryden.
âI was thinking whereâs my spot?â Bryden reflects about the pick & mix quality of the album. âThe music is later than a gig but itâs not full-on early morning club fare. Itâs the in-between space where I was imagining where my music works.â
But his beguiling tunes are perfect for the music soundtracking the afters too. As the dawn breaks and the sun begins to rise. âMaybe there arenât enough venues opening at 7am!â he laughs, before quickly adding: âI donât think it will catch on unfortunately.â
Having announced their signing to Heavenly Recordings last November with the release of a 10â vinyl-only 6-track EP, Bewitched By The Flames, which sold out immediately through independent shops and mail order, Eyes Of Others is now set to present their debut, self-titled album.
Marrying the anything-goes, freestyle magpie tendencies of Beck and The Beta Band to the electronic stylings of primetime 80s New Order by way of the spacious moods conjured by King Tubby, Eyes of Others debutâs whimsical demeanour is the perfect sonic balm to the utter confusion of the outside world. As is its sense of almost Balearic musical freedom. Such a mindset is fundamental to the music according to Bryden.
âI was thinking whereâs my spot?â Bryden reflects about the pick & mix quality of the album. âThe music is later than a gig but itâs not full-on early morning club fare. Itâs the in-between space where I was imagining where my music works.â
But his beguiling tunes are perfect for the music soundtracking the afters too. As the dawn breaks and the sun begins to rise. âMaybe there arenât enough venues opening at 7am!â he laughs, before quickly adding: âI donât think it will catch on unfortunately.â
Tracklist
1. Once, Twice, Thrice
2. Safehouse
3. Escalation
4. At Home I am a Leader
5. New Hair New Me
6. Ego Hit
7. Mother Father
8. Jargon Jones and Jones
9. Come Inside
10. Big Companies, Large Tentacles
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Eyes of Others is the studio alias of Edinburgh based John Bryden, a self-christened âpost-pub couldnât get in the clubâ producer.
Having announced their signing to Heavenly Recordings last November with the release of a 10â vinyl-only 6-track EP, Bewitched By The Flames, which sold out immediately through independent shops and mail order, Eyes Of Others is now set to present their debut, self-titled album.
Marrying the anything-goes, freestyle magpie tendencies of Beck and The Beta Band to the electronic stylings of primetime 80s New Order by way of the spacious moods conjured by King Tubby, Eyes of Others debutâs whimsical demeanour is the perfect sonic balm to the utter confusion of the outside world. As is its sense of almost Balearic musical freedom. Such a mindset is fundamental to the music according to Bryden.
âI was thinking whereâs my spot?â Bryden reflects about the pick & mix quality of the album. âThe music is later than a gig but itâs not full-on early morning club fare. Itâs the in-between space where I was imagining where my music works.â
But his beguiling tunes are perfect for the music soundtracking the afters too. As the dawn breaks and the sun begins to rise. âMaybe there arenât enough venues opening at 7am!â he laughs, before quickly adding: âI donât think it will catch on unfortunately.â
Having announced their signing to Heavenly Recordings last November with the release of a 10â vinyl-only 6-track EP, Bewitched By The Flames, which sold out immediately through independent shops and mail order, Eyes Of Others is now set to present their debut, self-titled album.
Marrying the anything-goes, freestyle magpie tendencies of Beck and The Beta Band to the electronic stylings of primetime 80s New Order by way of the spacious moods conjured by King Tubby, Eyes of Others debutâs whimsical demeanour is the perfect sonic balm to the utter confusion of the outside world. As is its sense of almost Balearic musical freedom. Such a mindset is fundamental to the music according to Bryden.
âI was thinking whereâs my spot?â Bryden reflects about the pick & mix quality of the album. âThe music is later than a gig but itâs not full-on early morning club fare. Itâs the in-between space where I was imagining where my music works.â
But his beguiling tunes are perfect for the music soundtracking the afters too. As the dawn breaks and the sun begins to rise. âMaybe there arenât enough venues opening at 7am!â he laughs, before quickly adding: âI donât think it will catch on unfortunately.â
Tracklist
1. Once, Twice, Thrice
2. Safehouse
3. Escalation
4. At Home I am a Leader
5. New Hair New Me
6. Ego Hit
7. Mother Father
8. Jargon Jones and Jones
9. Come Inside
10. Big Companies, Large Tentacles
