New EP: Checkeye || Checkeye

Lo-fi coolness and quirky twists are just part of the appeal of Checkeye's self-titled EP

I have no idea who Checkeye are or where they’re from, but this self-titled (debut?) EP has been on heavy rotation today. The five tracks exude lo-fi coolness and draw from a wide array of outsider influences. Opener Haunting Me is an immediate standout, sounding like a ‘00s indie rock band experimenting with ‘70s power pop, eventually finding a sweet spot somewhere in between.

The EP continues with Heart Of It All and Gary Trago, two quirky, delightful tracks filled with inventive instrumentation, groovy rhythms, and enough twists and turns to keep listeners hooked. Waiting For The Bus and Holding On, the final two tracks, take a more laid-back approach, giving the EP a bit more breathing room and layering in classic rhythm and blues influences.

Checkeye is definitely a band to keep an eye on. Their debut EP is out now on tape via Clean Demon Records.


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