From The Poisonous Tree

by Electric Eye

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StrangeFlow man this is groovy as fuck, all killers no fillers - really nice album! sounds like they listened to a lot of can and other kraut, also the sitar's fun Favorite track: Invisible Prison.

Malcolm Miller Gosh, this sounds good.
Just beautifully played and produced.
These guys sound like a dozen of my favorite classic prog/psych bands at moments without aping any,
Layered, reverbed, feedback, lots of guitars.
Volume makes it even better.
Wonderful. Favorite track: Rock på Norska.

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1.	Sometimes You Got To Jump To Lift Your Feet 04:12	buy track
2.	Invisible Prison 05:14	buy track
3.	Rock på Norska 07:30	buy track
4.	Endless Summer 05:22	buy track
5.	Turn Around, Face the Sun 05:28	buy track
6.	Serenity 05:19	buy track
7.	The Diamond Sutra 06:05	buy track
8.	Meditasjonen 05:25	buy track

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We’re at Broen Studio in Bergen. Øystein Braut, Njål Clementsen, Anders Bjelland and Øyvind Hegg-Lunde have locked into a groove that never seems to stop. Their bodies are swaying in time with the music, their heads are eagerly shaking to the song that’s pumping out of the room, and it seems like they’ll never get out of it. Maybe they don’t want to get out?

It’s a little over a year since Electric Eye released their second album, «Different Sun», and only eight months since their live album, «Live at Blå», came out. But now they’re standing here again, ready to pull you into a new whirlwind of psychedelic and hypnotic rhythms.

Since last time they’ve travelled the world and visited countries like USA, UK, Japan, Italy, Germany, Denmark and many more. They’ve been everywhere to play concerts, which is where you really want to experience Electric Eye. Now they’ve brought all of their concerts into the studio, together with all of their experiences and a bunch of new songs. It can’t be anything else than great.

We’re back in Broen Studio, and it’s difficult not to be fascinated. The band will release their third album in November 2017, and now they’re plowing through their new tunes. It sounds like a soundtrack to a movie that hasn’t been made yet, it’s villainy acid prog, it’s ethno jazz, it’s old school hip hop grooves mixed with the easily recognizable Electric Eye sound.

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released November 3, 2017

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Electric Eye play droned out space-rock. It sounds like a soundtrack to a movie that hasn’t been made yet, it’s villainy acid prog, it’s ethno jazz, it’s old school hip hop grooves mixed with the easily recognizable Electric Eye sound, ready to pull you into a whirlwind of psychedelic and hypnotic rhythms. ... more

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