The Eaves

In the world of New York-based THE EAVES, there is value in the unknown. Deep within their brilliantly orchestrated pop songs, flawlessly melodious guitars and vocals scintillate and mesh, leaving a swath of harmony and brightness in their wake. The result is a shimmering and unexpected sound with traces of lingering optimism. Unknown is the origin and the meaning, yet the music is familiar and warm. Think MARY TIMONY singing for THE GO-BETWEENS. Blistering no-wave beats and rolling ENTWISTLE - meets - BEEGEES basslines merely serve as an anchor for the key strengths of THE EAVES' sound: Jen Adam's anguished, liltingly beautiful voice and Casey Sweten's Johnny Marr-esque guitar trickery. But the emphasis is not on cleverness, it is on something more - creating the sound of Tomorrow, Yesterday, and Today. Harkening both backwards to the golden age of DREAM POP and forwards to new musical paradigms, the utterly unique melodic assault of THE EAVES will take you to such heights of unselfconcious eloquence - you may never want to come back down.