chvrches every open eye album download blogspot Chvrches - Every Open Eye Album. Every Open Eye is the second studio album by Scottish synth-pop band Chvrches. It was released on 25 September 2015 by Virgin EMI Records and Goodbye Records. Self-produced, it is the band's follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album, The Bones of What You Believe 2013. The album title comes from a lyric in the song Clearest Blue. Every Open Eye - CHVRCHES. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Every Open Eye. Released September 25, 2015. Every Open Eye Tracklist. Never Ending Circles Lyrics. Following the Scottish bands debut album The Bones of What You Believe from 2013, CHVRCHES' Every Open Eye was released on the 25th of September. Before the release, it was made available to the public for streaming from NPR on September 21st, 2015 at 11 PM EST. Every Open Eye Q&A. CHVRCHES - Every Open Eye 2015. To favorites 7 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album CHVRCHES - Every Open Eye 2015. CHVRCHES - Tracklisting Folgt Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Leave A Trace Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Keep You On My Side Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Make Them Gold Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Clearest Blue Unavailable. Album 2015 11 Songs. 2015 CHVRCHES under exclusive license to Glassnote Entertainment Group LLC, distributed by AWAL. Other Versions. 14 Songs. Music Videos. Clearest Blue. More by CHVRCHES. Listen free to CHVRCHES Every Open Eye Never Ending Circles, Leave a Trace and more. 11 tracks 42:30. It was released on September 25th, 2015 by Virgin EMI Records and Goodbye Records. Self-produced by the band, it's their follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album, The Bones of What You Believe 2013. All tracks are written and produced by CHVRCHES. Nearly every moment of Chvrches' follow up to The Bones of What You Believe radiates with sky-high aspiration, the verses and pre-choruses and choruses in brutal competition to be called the hook. The fine-tuning and craft is deeply embedded in the music, which exudes that uncanny, priceless quality of the truly popular: confidence. So how do Chvrches pronounced Churches and their driving force, frontwoman Lauren Mayberry, respond to these incursions on their territory with second album Every Open Eye By broadening their sound enough to match the charts more anthemic, populist version of 80s revivalism but, thankfully, without sacrificing their own character. Chvrches - Every Open Eye Album. Recorded at Alucard Studios, Glasgow, January - July 2015. ℗ & © 2015 CHVRCHES, under exclusive license to Virgin Records Ltd. Companies. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Chvrches Copyright (c) – Chvrches Licensed To – Virgin Records Ltd. Published By – Universal Music Publishing Ltd. Recorded At – Alucard Studios Mastered At – Gateway Mastering. Album. Every Open Eye - CHVRCHES. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Every Open Eye is the second studio album by Scottish synth-pop band Chvrches. It was released on 25 September 2015 by Virgin EMI Records and Goodbye Records. Self-produced, it is the band's follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album, The Bones of What You Believe 2013. The album title comes from a lyric in the song Clearest Blue. Every Open Eye. Released September 25, 2015. Every Open Eye Tracklist. Never Ending Circles Lyrics. Following the Scottish bands debut album The Bones of What You Believe from 2013, CHVRCHES' Every Open Eye was released on the 25th of September. Before the release, it was made available to the public for streaming from NPR on September 21st, 2015 at 11 PM EST. Every Open Eye Q&A. CHVRCHES - Every Open Eye 2015. To favorites 7 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album CHVRCHES - Every Open Eye 2015. CHVRCHES - Tracklisting Folgt Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Leave A Trace Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Keep You On My Side Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Make Them Gold Unavailable. CHVRCHES - Clearest Blue Unavailable. Listen free to CHVRCHES Every Open Eye Never Ending Circles, Leave a Trace and more. 11 tracks 42:30. 2015 CHVRCHES under exclusive license to Glassnote Entertainment Group LLC, distributed by AWAL. Other Versions. 14 Songs. Music Videos. Clearest Blue. More by CHVRCHES. Every Open Eye is the second studio album by Scottish band CHVRCHES. It was released on September 25th, 2015 by Virgin EMI Records and Goodbye Records. Self-produced by the band, it's their follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album, The Bones of What You Believe 2013. All tracks are written and produced by CHVRCHES. Nearly every moment of Chvrches' follow up to The Bones of What You Believe radiates with sky-high aspiration, the verses and pre-choruses and choruses in brutal competition to be called the hook. The fine-tuning and craft is deeply embedded in the music, which exudes that uncanny, priceless quality of the truly popular: confidence. CHVRCHES Every Open Eye. by Sasha Geffen. on September 24, 2015, 12:01am. Rather than an unhinged jaw, Every Open Eye glints like a freshly whitened smile. The sweetly menacing jabs hidden on Bones, like Lauren Mayberrys warning that you had better run from me with everything you own from Gun , are absent here. This is not an album that poses any danger instead, the lyrics tend to scan like breakup song Mad Libs. We bide our time Stay afloat Keeping the sun up off our bones, Mayberry sings on Keep You On My Side , reaching again for bones as symbols but diluting the metaphor with sun and water until the image blurs. Every Open Eye. Chvrches' impact on the pop landscape made itself known almost immediately after the release of The Bones of What You Believe -- in the years that followed, artists big and small were borrowing the Scottish trio's flair for heart-on-sleeve lyrics wrapped in soaring, synth-laden choruses. Even if the sensitive synth-pop field was more crowded at the time of Every Open Eye's release than it was in 2013, Chvrches distinguish themselves by continuing to do this sound better than just about anyone. Rather than expanding on their debut's combination of hooks and huge soundscapes, they streamline the formula that made songs like "Recover" and "The Mother We Share" so beloved. "Never Ending Circles," with its staccato verses and sweeping choruses, might be the quintessential Chvrches song. This isn't to say that Every Open Eye is predictable. The band makes some subtle adjustments, opting for a bright, punchy approach inspired by Quincy Jones' work with Michael Jackson on Off the Wall and Thriller, where the producer made a handful of elements sound massive. Sometimes the '80s influence is understated, adding a more urgent bounce to songs like "Keep You on My Side" and "Bury It;" sometimes it's more blatant, with the synth tones on "Make Them Gold" evoking the theme song to St. Elmo's Fire, and the giddy arpeggios on "Clearest Blue" echoing Depeche Mode's "Just Can't Get Enough." But even if Every Open Eye is cheerier-sounding than The Bones of What You Believe, its emotions are just as complex. As on their debut, it's Lauren Mayberry who brings Chvrches' skyward sounds back down to earth. On songs such as "Empty Threat" and "Playing Dead," she's vulnerable yet clear-eyed, open to letting people into her heart and strong enough to let them go if and when the time comes. Martin Doherty sings one of the album's most disillusioned songs, the Twin Shadow-esque "High Enough to Carry You Over" and shines on "Down Side of Me," a mournful duet with Mayberry that delivers one of the album's stand-out moments and proves the band's dark side is alive and well. It's another example of how Chvrches give fans what they want without rehashing their debut on Every Open Eye, an almost uncannily well-crafted second album. Every Open Eye. Chvrches' impact on the pop landscape made itself known almost immediately after the release of The Bones of What You Believe -- in the years that followed, artists big and small were borrowing the Scottish trio's flair for heart-on-sleeve lyrics wrapped in soaring, synth-laden choruses. Even if the sensitive synth-pop field was more crowded at the time of Every Open Eye's release than it was in 2013, Chvrches distinguish themselves by continuing to do this sound better than just about anyone. Rather than expanding on their debut's combination of hooks and huge soundscapes, they streamline the formula that made songs like "Recover" and "The Mother We Share" so beloved. "Never Ending Circles," with its staccato verses and sweeping choruses, might be the quintessential Chvrches song. This isn't to say that Every Open Eye is predictable. The band makes some subtle adjustments, opting for a bright, punchy approach inspired by Quincy Jones' work with Michael Jackson on Off the Wall and Thriller, where the producer made a handful of elements sound massive. Sometimes the '80s influence is understated, adding a more urgent bounce to songs like "Keep You on My Side" and "Bury It;" sometimes it's more blatant, with the synth tones on "Make Them Gold" evoking the theme song to St. Elmo's Fire, and the giddy arpeggios on "Clearest Blue" echoing Depeche Mode's "Just Can't Get Enough." But even if Every Open Eye is cheerier-sounding than The Bones of What You Believe, its emotions are just as complex. As on their debut, it's Lauren Mayberry who brings Chvrches' skyward sounds back down to earth. On songs such as "Empty Threat" and "Playing Dead," she's vulnerable yet clear-eyed, open to letting people into her heart and strong enough to let them go if and when the time comes. Martin Doherty sings one of the album's most disillusioned songs, the Twin Shadow-esque "High Enough to Carry You Over" and shines on "Down Side of Me," a mournful duet with Mayberry that delivers one of the album's stand-out moments and proves the band's dark side is alive and well. It's another example of how Chvrches give fans what they want without rehashing their debut on Every Open Eye, an almost uncannily well-crafted second album. New Album Releases: EVERY OPEN EYE (Chvrches) Product Description : A lot has changed for CHVRCHES in the past few years. When the Glaswegian trio wrote and recorded their debut, The Bones Of What You Believe (2013), no one had heard of them. The three members (Iain Cook, Martin Doherty and Lauren Mayberry) came together with the idea of working on a writing project together, unsure of what path that would take other than one which belied their previous musical projects and foregrounded melody and classic songwriting styles before everything else. There were no pre-existing ideas of what the record would or should be like, no pre-conceptions and nothing to live up to just three people in a basement studio in Glasgow making music they believed in. The Bones of What You Believe went on to sell over 500,000 albums worldwide. The band enjoyed critical success, with accoladed coming from Pitchfork, Spin, Rolling Stone, Q, NME and many more. They made their debut US TV performance on The Late Show with Jimmy Fallon, and then went on Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Late Show with Letterman and Last Call with Carson Daly. They ve clocked in 364 shows in 2 years, selling out venues across the world and making signature appearances at Coachella, Bonnaroo, Sasquatch, Lollapalooza, Australasia's Laneway Festival, Reading & Leeds, Summer Sonic in Japan and countless others before retiring back into the studio for another go. Approaching the new album, one could argue that everything is different for the band but they tried not to treat it that way. CHVRCHES returned to the same hometown studio that had housed them during the recording of their first LP, their basic goal to shut off the outside world and get back to what they know best: writing. Made in CHVRCHES Alucard Studios a converted three-bedroom flat on the southside of Glasgow Every Open Eye offers an alternative approach in a climate of music written by committee or the same handful of well-known songwriters, going back to the idea that a band can write, record and produce their work entirely by themselves. Using some ideas the band had recorded in venues during their time on the road as a starting point, the band found riffs, loops and melodies they wanted to develop or started from scratch on the synths, pads and machines they had been gathering in their basement to create the instrumentals of the songs. Vocal melodies were developed as the songs took shape with the lyrics added last, developed from words and sentences from notebooks Mayberry had kept on tour. Musically, Every Open Eye seeks to do more with less. To make big sounds without racking up endless tracks within Cubase sessions. To make something intense and urgent and visceral, using the basic tools of melody, rhythm and arrangement rather than the mentality that more is more . Sonically, Every Open Eye develops CHVRCHES signature style, juxtaposing the light and the dark, creating their own brand of twisted pop music that uniquely merges the organic with the electronic, molding sounds and ideas forged over two years on the road into an electronic-pop record with a heart. Lyrically, Every Open Eye is not a break up album. It is a record about past heartbreaks and getting over them ( Leave A Trace ). About perspective and the benefit of hindsight. About being unapologetic and not being told what to do or who to be ( Bury It , Never Ending Circles , Playing Dead ). About moving on to better things, holding on to the good and letting go of the bad ( Down Side Of Me , Clearest Blue , Afterglow ). Mixed by Spike Stent and mastered by Bob Ludwig, Every Open Eye will be released on September 25, 2015 via Glassnote. Lead single Leave A Trace is out on July 16.