Every Open Eye

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Every Open Eye

Every Open Eye is the second studio album by Scottish synth-pop band Chvrches, released on 25 September 2015 by Virgin EMI Records and Goodbye Records.[Self-produced, it is the band's follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album, The Bones of What You Believe(2013). The album title comes from a lyric in the song "Clearest Blue".[4]The album received positive reviews rom music critics and was listed on several year-end best-of lists."-Wikipedia

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  • Slant

    Pop music with sharp edges and high stakes.  

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  • Backseat Mafia

    An album of defiance, showcasing the trio’s confidence as they navigate the music industry  

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  • XS Noise

    A tighter, brighter and more confident sound.  

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  • Paste

    Their objective certainly seems to be giving strength and inspiration to the listener.  

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  • The Line of Best Fit

    Smoothes out the gritty, edgier pillars of their church.  

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  • NZ Herald

    Bursting with electro synth-pop powered energy, laced with a dark twist.  

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  • The Guardian

    Chvrches at their prettiest.  

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  • Drowned in Sound

    Every Open Eye seems neutered  

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  • Pitchfork

    It manifests as that uncanny, priceless quality of the truly popular: confidence.  

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  • NPR Music

    No apologies, no caveats, no halfway measures 

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  • Consequence of Sound

    Every Open Eye glints like a freshly whitened smile.  

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  • Spin

    Sets lines about ambition and emotional self-sufficiency  

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  • The Anchor Point

    Cleaner, brighter and more powerful than ever  

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  • Wizard Radio

    Offers subtle improvement without any drastic changes to the formula.  

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  • Outline Online

    heightened strength, lyrically, thematically and musically.  

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  • Clash Magazine

    Another heavenly and peerless collection from the Glaswegian synth-poppers.  

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  • Slug Magazine

    Every Open Eye showcases some of the most joyous songwriting that the band’s produced 

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  • The Verge

    Bury it, and rise above! That’s Every Open Eye in two lines 

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  • Under the Radar

    The sound of a band moving steadily forward  

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  • NYLON

    Hurricane of synths and soaring vocals that are as defiant as they are vulnerable 

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  • Music OMH

    Every Open Eye is a solid album with few surprises  

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  • The Know

    Chvrches came for our hearts, and they’ll take them. 

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  • Golden Plecx

    ‘Every Open Eye’ is their scream into the void. 

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  • Sputnik Music

    Proves Chvrches to be a band that hones in on its strengths, develops them, and uses those strengths.  

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  • Atwood Magazine

    They’re not afraid to continue to be themselves  

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  • The Young Folks

    Shows a significant maturation and growth in confidence  

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  • Stereogum

    I hear an album full of songs that have been precision-engineered to make you feel things when you hear them in large rooms or fields full of strangers 

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  • WVCW

    Accessible and contagious 

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  • Bearded Gentlemen Music

    It’s synthy nostalgia with the depressing parts painted over.  

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  • Methods Unsound

    Sugary synth-pop catchiness made for a far more interesting listen  

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  • The Edge

    Every second shows confidence  

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  • The Mongoose

    Recalls the finest moments of the 80s synth-pop era.  

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  • Financial Times

    Deft take on classic 1980s synth-pop  

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  • Source

    A fab line up of energetic anthems to get you dancing.  

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  • A Bit of Pop Music

    Chvrches managed to create a close to perfect sophomore effort with electro pop at its finest! 

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  • The Perfect Tempo

    Sounding unlike anything they’ve done before  

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  • Daily Review

    Chvrches know what they do well and on Every Open Eye they deliver more of it .  

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  • The Up Coming

    Mostly supplies us with the predictable conventions that Chvrches are so fiercely fixed to.  

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  • Speaker TV

    More confident and bold than before.  

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  • Speakers in Code

    Poppy, hooky, catchy music  

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  • Spectrum Pulse

    A 9/10 from me with the highest of recommendations 

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  • Star 2

    A little bit of throwback to the fun-loving yet disenchanted sounds of the 1980s.  

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  • Talawanda Tribute

    Gives everything an emotional punch  

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  • Motley

    Overall development in maturity.  

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  • The Sound Board

    Bigger and better with more of an edge  

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  • PopMatters

    Every Open Eye does instead is bolster CHVRCHES’ consistency as a hook-driven electronic pop band  

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  • Alternative Addiction

    like an intelligent debate and something worth listening to.  

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  • CycleDrag

    objective certainly seems to be giving strength and inspiration to the listener 

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  • Killer Your Stereo

    They channel that sound to make their art the best it can be.  

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  • Reporter

    Passionate love, triumph and the warmth of a human spirit.  

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  • Swing of the Hammer

    The delivery here is more even and well-rounded 

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  • The Busted AMP

    Do yourself a favor: find a couch, some coffee, and sit down and enjoy this wonderful piece of music.  

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  • Tenement TV

    Simple, catchy, enjoyable, danceable, light, completely new and self-made  

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  • Immortal Reviewa

    A statement on how humans desire change  

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  • North Country Public Radio

    Every Open Eye offers no apologies, no caveats, no halfway measures.  

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