Tombstones In Their Eyes 

Mirror 

Los Angeles 

 

Blissed-out fuzz rock is on its way as LA’s Tombstones In Their Eyes release their first single of the year. Mirror takes a flagpole and holds it high in the name of the new album, Asylum Harbour. Given the expert treatment in video form from the phenomenal Francesca Bonci, the Italian multi-disciplinary artist known for working with Pete Holstrom of The Dandy Warhols, Mirror is one of those inkblot tracks that lets you see what you want in it. Based on putting your faith in your instincts and letting intuition be your guide, looking in the Mirror can leave us vulnerable yet empowered.  

 

A melodic sludge of guitar and drum creates a bubblebath of neatly organised dream sounds. A one two paced rhythm keeps punching the cards in perfect time as the abstraction builds in effervescent dimensions. Harmonies in the vocal lean towards the 1960s while spatial effects resonate and reverberate like a psychedelic disco of the acid generation. Choppy chords blend with distorted fizz as the rhythmic and tuneful composition bobs along on energetic windy lakes and the lyrics carry us outward and inward in a Trismegistus of triumphant song. 

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