Eyes Like Brontide
General
| Aug 2008
Reviews
Annika Heinle
Reviewed 2008-11-03
Reviewed 2008-11-03
Eyes Like Brontide - Lights Out Asia
reviewed by: Annika
875 965
An incredible post-rock, shoegaze type of band. Very ethereal, with a dark side to this album. Sound a lot like m83 and Explosions in the Sky had a child. There are many long songs on this album, and no FCC violations. Excellent use of a drum kit is made. An incredible album from a very well respected band in the post-rock world. (2,3,5)
1. eerie intro, people speaking, crackling, ethereal sonics, short, no FCC violation
2. a very long song, choir like vocals, drum kit enters after about a minute of floating sonics, guitar becomes present, as song picks up becomes less shoegaze and more post-rock, a highlight of the album, m83-esque vocals towards the middle, hushed romantic lyrics, no FCC violations
3. similar intro as previous, hushed sonics, fading into drum kit, repeating piano riff, very m83 outro, no FCC violations
4. upbeat drum kit, very optimistic sleep-rock, beautiful piano, powerful buildup of extraterrestrial sounds over the drum kit, climax at 3:10, introduction of the electric guitar, powerful vocals, no FCC violations
5. very long song, intro with dialogue between what sounds like pilots over walkie talkies, dream sonics continue underneath dialogue, almost sounds like an Explosions in the Sky song with much more of a drum kit influence, dialogue continues all the way through, no FCC violations
6. m83-esque intro, very upbeat drum kit, with ethereal piano playing over the top, less dark than the rest of the album, no FCC violations
7. very melancholy, low intro compared to the rest of the album, vocals start at almost the very beginning of the song, very sad tone and lyrics, almost sigur ros-ish, no FCC violations
8. very long song, drum kit use is very prevalent and impressive , post-rock definitely, moving into sleep rock, xylophone creates a very interesting effect, a very effective closing track for the album
reviewed by: Annika
875 965
An incredible post-rock, shoegaze type of band. Very ethereal, with a dark side to this album. Sound a lot like m83 and Explosions in the Sky had a child. There are many long songs on this album, and no FCC violations. Excellent use of a drum kit is made. An incredible album from a very well respected band in the post-rock world. (2,3,5)
1. eerie intro, people speaking, crackling, ethereal sonics, short, no FCC violation
2. a very long song, choir like vocals, drum kit enters after about a minute of floating sonics, guitar becomes present, as song picks up becomes less shoegaze and more post-rock, a highlight of the album, m83-esque vocals towards the middle, hushed romantic lyrics, no FCC violations
3. similar intro as previous, hushed sonics, fading into drum kit, repeating piano riff, very m83 outro, no FCC violations
4. upbeat drum kit, very optimistic sleep-rock, beautiful piano, powerful buildup of extraterrestrial sounds over the drum kit, climax at 3:10, introduction of the electric guitar, powerful vocals, no FCC violations
5. very long song, intro with dialogue between what sounds like pilots over walkie talkies, dream sonics continue underneath dialogue, almost sounds like an Explosions in the Sky song with much more of a drum kit influence, dialogue continues all the way through, no FCC violations
6. m83-esque intro, very upbeat drum kit, with ethereal piano playing over the top, less dark than the rest of the album, no FCC violations
7. very melancholy, low intro compared to the rest of the album, vocals start at almost the very beginning of the song, very sad tone and lyrics, almost sigur ros-ish, no FCC violations
8. very long song, drum kit use is very prevalent and impressive , post-rock definitely, moving into sleep rock, xylophone creates a very interesting effect, a very effective closing track for the album
Recent airplay
Mir
The Fall of Math — May 17, 2012
Radars Over The Ghosts Of Chernobyl
Trailways — Jul 31, 2009
X-33
Lost and Found — Jan 03, 2009
Psiu! Puxa!
Music Casserole — Jan 02, 2009
Radars Over The Ghosts Of Chernobyl
Music Casserole — Dec 28, 2008
X-33
Orangeasm — Dec 03, 2008
Charting
2008-11-02 — 2009-01-04
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jan 4 | 3 |
| Dec 7 | 1 |
| Nov 23 | 1 |
| Nov 16 | 2 |
| Nov 9 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | A Day Towards Other Days | ||
| 2. | Radars Over The Ghosts Of Chernobyl | ||
| 3. | X-33 | ||
| 4. | Psiu! Puxa! | ||
| 5. | The Wrong Message Could End You | ||
| 6. | Mir | ||
| 7. | If I Die, I Wish You A Horrible Death | ||
| 8. | Six Points Of Fire |