Water From Your Eyes

About

Water From Your Eyes isn't just music; it's a sonic experiment gone gloriously right, a meticulously crafted collision of art-pop sensibilities and gleefully jarring electronic textures. The duo, consisting of Rachel Brown and Nate Amos, carve out a niche somewhere between the cerebral pop of early Stereolab and the glitchy deconstructionism of PC Music, crafting a sound that's both unsettling and undeniably catchy. Since their emergence from Brooklyn’s fertile experimental scene, they've steadily refined their chaotic brilliance through a series of increasingly ambitious releases. Their breakthrough came with albums like "Somebody Else's Song" (2019) and especially "Structure," showcasing their ability to weave complex sonic landscapes from seemingly disparate elements. Brown's deadpan vocals, often delivered with a detached coolness, provide a fascinating counterpoint to Amos's intricate production. While primarily a duo, Water From Your Eyes frequently collaborate with other artists, adding layers of complexity and texture to their already dense sound. Their unique approach has garnered them critical acclaim and a dedicated following, drawn to their uncompromising vision and willingness to push boundaries. Recently, they've continued to tour extensively, bringing their captivating and unpredictable live show to audiences across the globe, and released the widely acclaimed LP "Everyone's Crushed." Water From Your Eyes remain a vital force in contemporary experimental music, proving that challenging art can also be deeply rewarding.