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THE REVIEW
The Human Eye, from Detroit, with their 3rd work "They Came From The Sky" create a visionary Psycho Garage Punk masterpiece. An acidic Space Rock Trip.
Fast JAMs, touch and go, detached from the song form, almost out of control. In their intentions they are canonical tracks but they sway, deviate, a fast train derailing.
Lacerating acid guitars become the prima donnas. An orgy of grotesque distortions takes us off course, hijacking us to unknown lands where the unhealthy and alien atmosphere of the planet Chrome hovers.
In "JUNKJARD HEART," we are on a spaceship with a frenzied and out-of-control Iggy Pop, colliding with the most acidic and fast Hawkwind.
A raw and cosmic psychedelia, palpable in "ALIEN CREEPS," in the dilated "THEY CAME FROM THE SPACE," in the alien hypnosis of "MOVIE WAS REAL."
A young Roky Ericson with his mates from 13th Floor Elevator smiles with satisfaction.
Human Eye do nothing new, we recognize many shapes, but they are not calligraphic copies and deliver a varied and unexpectedly pleasant work.
The only flaw is the voice, sometimes with too epic tones, almost progressive.
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Detroit band Human Eye's third album, 'They Came From The Sky,' delivers a raw and acidic Psycho Garage Punk experience marked by fast, energetic jams and cosmic psychedelia. The album recalls influences like Iggy Pop and Hawkwind, while adding its unique unpolished edge. Guitar distortions dominate, creating a spacey, alien atmosphere. Though the vocals occasionally verge on overly epic, the overall work is varied, pleasant, and engaging.Tracklist Videos
