For this video, Doug and Ms EyesClosed take a deep dive into Bearings’ brand new album “Hello It’s You” (out November 20th via Pure Noise Records). They talk about the production, art work, how to successfully make a Canadian Kajiji transaction and of course, a good chunk of the interview is dedicated to the Chads, and the endless supply of …
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Crash The Calm from New York State have been on EyesClosed’s heavy rotation ever since “Bad Habits” came out in 2018. She caught Daniel, Patrick and David on their lunch break and found out more about their single “Devils” and their upcoming album “A Town Named Nowhere” (which she managed to get wrong.) Video interview Crash the Calm pages Messed!Up recommends …
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EyesClosed had the pleasure to speak to Josh from Thousand Below – never mind the 8 hour time difference – about the band’s new EP “Let Go Of Your Love”, the songwriting and creation process of it, as well as future plans and even some bits and bobs about the album number three. Video interview Thousand Below pages Messed!Up recommends …
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Ms EyesClosed had the wonderful opportunity to talk to AViVA, a refreshing new force in the alternative music scene who just dropped her debut album “Volume I”, while she was in her native Australia. They talk about the circumstances of writing the album, being misunderstood and not really fitting in, as well as what happened when she learned Elvish as …
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In what is possibly the longest interview in Ms EyesClosed’s history, she finally present to you the finished edit of my 2 Zooms with Words Like Wildfire, cut down to a more or less condensed and social friendly video. Needless to say, between the 5 of them, there was way too much to talk, and goof about. Growing up in the …
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Granted, Covid has ruined just about everything this year, from the countless cancelled tours and festivals to the mega anticipated My Chem reunion, and, my personal biggest bummer, Avril’s cancelled Euro tour, but a very narrow silver lining is the progress of technology which enables artists to continue making music from quarantine. Coming to you live from Chris’ closet prison …
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