- Indie pop
- Alternative rock
- Experimental indie
- Psychedelic pop
- Power pop
- Post-rock
- Jazz rock
- Soft rock
- Art rock
Comment: Panda
Eyes do present 8 tracks extending to its endpoint at 25.15. The first
impression of mine was it is just a soothing and balmy issue involving drowsy
vocal lines backed up by somnolent electric, organ and guitar keys. Indeed, the
more the whole approaches its ending the more I approve my opinion. However, there
are some exceptions (Sinister Dexter;
I Wish) offering up some convincing examples
toward electronic experimentation thereby reminding somewhat of the doings of
Stereolab, American Analogue Set, Mice Parade, and Sea And The Cake, for
instance (maybe it can be considered as a safer version of Sea And The Cake).
Or Cry Like You Were Like A Man which
used to contain artsy grunge and power pop progressions. In short, the Recife,
Brazil-based quintet`s album provides a pleasurably tickling and dignifying listening
for sure.