National Eye - The Meter Glows album flac

What's most likely one of the most honest rock & roll records of 2003, Meter Glows reflects National Eye's effort in being intensely careful in crafting each song; each has its own thought, its own feeling, so that Meter Glows is matched in style and in substance. The band's tight vision of structured electronic samples, synth beats, pianos, and hushed vocals leads to a cohesive swarm of beautiful noise

This album has an average beat per minute of 115 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 72/178 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist The Meter Glows. BPM Profile The Meter Glows. Album starts at 140BPM, ends at 141BPM (+1), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by National Eye. The Farthest Shore.

The Meter Glows Roomful of Lions The Farthest Shore Ramparts National Eye National Eye is a psychedelic band from Philadelphia nationaleye. National Eye added 6 new photos to the album 2003. 26 December 2011 ·. 2003.

National Eye is an American indie-rock band based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They formed in 2002 from a core of five members who had met in college. Their sound has been described as psychedelic, post-rock, and lo-fi. National Eye formed out of The Project Project, a band formed in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where the members attended college. The group moved to Philadelphia in 2000, moving into one of the members' family home in Philadelphia

National Eye. The Meter Glows ‎(CD, Album). Feel Records, Inc. FCD006. National Eye. Roomful Of Lions ‎(CD, Album). Park The Van Records.

National Eye is a psychedelic band from Philadelphia. Formed in 2002, the group has recorded four albums, all in their home studio: The Meter Glows (2003); Roomful of Lions (2005); The Farthest Shore (2008); and Ramparts (2012). They are: Will Baggott, Gianmarco Cilli, Rick Flom, Douglas Kirby, and Jeff Love. Auxiliary members have included Sir Kyle Lloyd and Gretchen Lohse.

Read National Eye's bio and find out more about National Eye's songs, albums, and chart history. Get recommendations for other artists you'll love. The result of these endeavors, The Meter Glows appeared in 2003 – which is essentially the birth of the band caught on tape, in the sense that before these songs started to coalesce in their headphone universe, there was no "National Eye" (strictly speaking). The album contained 13 tracks of a startling variety, but all with a pathological devotion to sonic texture and emotional impact. New York label Feel Records recognized its power (or its weirdness) (or its vast commercial potential) and released the album, despite the band's utter lack of live experience or reputation.

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