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With: PORCUPINE, CAROLINE SMITH, HEIRUSPECS, DAVE SIMONETT, ROGUE VALLEY, TOKI WRIGHT, TWILIGHT HOURS, MIKE MUNSON, WE ARE THE WILLOWS, APOLLO COBRA, JILLIAN RAE TRAPPER, SCHOEPP LOTT, BEN WEAVER, LITTLE FEVERS, LYDIA LIZA, GENERAL B AND THE WIZ | ALI AND THE SCOUNDRELS | BROTHERS BURN MOUNTAIN | THE DITCH LILIES | RUBEN | EARLY EYES | THE ULTRASOUNDS | THE HEAVY SET | MATT MONSOOR | KARATE CHOP, SILENCE | BUSEY | DIRT TRAIN | THE LOWLAND LAKERS | FLETCHER MAGELLAN | JAKE MANDERS | POOR LEMUEL | WASTRELS | JACOB GRIPPEN | MISTA CLUE | BARBARO | SECOND STORY | MEADOWLARK VALLEY | JEFF ARUNDEL AND THE HAMMSMEN | NIKI BECKER | TONY CUCHETTI | UNIVERSAL MUSIC CENTER STUDENTS | TOMMY BENTZ BAND | RYAN TRASTER BAND | RED SKY WARNING | CLAMS | FUGNACIOUS | LEFT WING BOURBON | NORTHERN SHOVELER | BEEF SLOUGH BOYS | COLBY KENT & THE STOMPIN GROUND | AUTOKAB | ISRAEL ROEMER | H2 | DEATHLESS DOGS | ALLUVION | DAVID AND ESTHER | STERLING HAUKOM | WILDFLOWER | THE ANDY NELSON GALACTIC TRIO | MY GRANDMA’S CARDIGAN | MATT RAY | TWISTED HUMOR BARELY LOSING | MIDWEST VOLTAGE | LIQUOR BEATS WINTER | LOONS IN THE ATTIC | BROOKE ELIZABETH | JOEY FLIP | MUDCAT | AMANDA GRACE | RYAN MINGONE | ETUMU ELMARI | DOUBLE DOWN DAREDEVILS | PARASYMPATHY | A CONSTANT COUGH | HENRY JAMES PATTERSON | CHARLIE BROWN | PATRICK T WALSH | BURKE BAND. BOULEVARD X | LEVI BESAW | GEORGE KNOBLOCH III | SOJOURN | BEEBE + KEELEY | WING DAM JAMMERS | FLATT & SQUARE |GENTLEMAN SPEAKER | THE ROBERTS BROTHERS | NORTHERN SHOVELER | THE BEEF SLOUGH BOYS | LENA ELIZABETH | LAND AT LAST | BUSEY | ROGUE THE WOLF | PELLY | TOPO | BO.MONRO
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Early Eyes Biography
Early Eyes signed to Epitaph Records in January 2020 and put out their first singles with the label that march—just as the pandemic brought the entire music industry screeching to a halt. As weeks turned into months, and as their city of Minneapolis imploded in a catastrophic moment of fury, grief, and protest, the band alternated between doing what they could to support mutual aid efforts and holing up in the studio to channel their complicated emotions into song. Along the way, they also parted ways with their previous rhythm section, further escalating their sonic reinvention.
“It kind of gave us an entirely new identity,” Jake says. “It almost feels like we’re completely different people. The three of us who were remaining wanted to pursue this new direction with the band and kind of embrace the chaos that comes with living in 2021.” Away from the gaze of the public, they were free to make whatever best captured their mood in the moment. “We would write stuff previously with the understanding that we are writing to play live,” guitarist John O’Brien says. “And then when playing live stopped being a thing that we had to worry about immediately, we were able to approach the songwriting process with a different mindset, being more production oriented, creating impossible textures and sounds.”
“The question we would ask all the time is, ‘What would be the coolest thing to do here?’ And then we would just go with that idea 100 percent,” says Joe. “We would just ‘follow the fun,’ is what Jake would say a lot.”
Read More“It kind of gave us an entirely new identity,” Jake says. “It almost feels like we’re completely different people. The three of us who were remaining wanted to pursue this new direction with the band and kind of embrace the chaos that comes with living in 2021.” Away from the gaze of the public, they were free to make whatever best captured their mood in the moment. “We would write stuff previously with the understanding that we are writing to play live,” guitarist John O’Brien says. “And then when playing live stopped being a thing that we had to worry about immediately, we were able to approach the songwriting process with a different mindset, being more production oriented, creating impossible textures and sounds.”
“The question we would ask all the time is, ‘What would be the coolest thing to do here?’ And then we would just go with that idea 100 percent,” says Joe. “We would just ‘follow the fun,’ is what Jake would say a lot.”
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