With origins that, upon cursory search, appear to stretch back to last Fall, Trenton-based post-dance-punks Meeko Brando have wasted little time in channeling their furious, curious energy onto record. The band quickly followed up their debut single, “Once A Year,” [...]
Billed as “one-half nightmarish-circus, one-half band,” the NJ-based Will Wood & the Tapeworms have been making a lot of noise since releasing their record SELF-iSH last year. Now, the group’s eccentric, undeniable energy has been put on full display in [...]
Pretty much my entire adult life, I’ve been out all day seeing a flurry of sets at a music festival in the second week of June. After 8 consecutive Bonnaroos, I decided to trade the Tennessee fields for Brooklyn streets [...]
You ever get that feeling? I’m not sure it qualifies as déjà vu, but more of a “something in the air” thing. I don’t know. Point being, it’s almost a year to the day since we premiered “Newport Pleasure Sickness” [...]
Hailing from Brooklyn and Long Island, rock quintet Superfecta crafts soundscapes for to lose yourself in. Their powerful messages, however, ring clear through their sonic world building. Today, Speak Into My Good Eye is happy to host the exclusive premiere [...]
It’s been about a year and a half since The Vaughns dropped their last formal release, the great tomfoolery EP. Since then, the band comprised of David Cacciatore, Anna Lies, Ryan Kenter and Tom Losito has been out further honing [...]
Brooklyn-based dream-rockers Dead Leaf Echo first hit my radar back in 2013 and have only continued to improve in the art of crafting engulfing waves of entrancing, whirring sound. Recently, Dead Leaf Echo dropped the Strawberry.Skin EP which teases a [...]
Roughly five years in the making, the debut full length from Brooklyn-based rockers God Tiny, The Space Inside Your Head, is finally on its way. Featuring the talents of SIMGE fav Oliver Ignatius as player and producer, God Tiny crafts [...]
Rising up out of Brooklyn, rock quartet Cende is a band that wastes no movement. Their sterling songs skirt an ever teetering balance between its two main songwriters Cameron Wisch and Dave Medina as they circle power pop and punk [...]
As these things tend to happen, the story of Brooklyn-based rockers Sister James has been something of a slow burn turned incendiary now. Consisting of Ben Carbone (vocals, guitar), Quinn McGovern (vocals, keys, guitar), Peter Spengeman (bass) and Daniel Sweeney [...]
