Tag: tombstones in their eyes
That Was The Music Week That Was – 050321
Here we are again, another busy week and a stack of cool music to share with you all. Please check out the artists featured,...
Collection – Tombstones in Their Eyes (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
It seems that hardly a month goes past without something new from Tombstones in Their Eyes landing on my desk. This is fine by...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 211120
Another week of eclectic artists, beguiling bands and melifluous music, why not give it a spin, explore some of the artists further, buy a...
I Can’t See The Light – Tombstones in Their Eyes (reviewed...
Forgive me for repeating something which tends to raise its head whenever I put pen to paper on behalf of a new Tombstones In...
Maybe Someday – Tombstones in Their Eyes (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I shouldn't be writing this. I shouldn’t need to. Anyone who reads this site, who agrees with my tastes or knows that the common...
Open Skies – Tombstones in Their Eyes (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Tombstones in Their Eyes don’t make music so much as startling soundtracks, cavernous walls of noise laced with drama, druggy haze and stygian doom,...
Nothing Here EP – Tombstones in Their Eyes (reviewed by Dave...
There has always been a strange mix of, what should be, mutually exclusive qualities in Tombstones in Their Eyes music. Somehow it is sky...
Stone Tape – The Telescopes (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
The word drone has some very negative connotations, a word associated with dull, monotonous or consistently boring sound by most people. But The Telescopes are...
Shutting Down/Take Me Home – Tombstones In Their Eyes (reviewed by...
There was a time when music such as the cavernous and reverb laden sounds that Tombstones In Their Eyes made didn’t come on download,...
Going around in circles
Music is cyclical, we all know that, 30 years seems to be the recognised time span for music to drop off the fashion radar...
Fear EP – Tombstones in Their Eyes (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
How can something so ominously cavernous still sound fragile and on the point of collapse? That is the wonderful juxtaposition that runs through Tombstones...
