Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
(PRESALE - SHIPS OR PICK UP 9-11-26)
20th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION - 2xLP BONE WHITE VINYL
REISSUE OF EARLY 2000's RADIO ROCK STAPLE
The anthemic indie rock sound of Snow Patrol provides a bit of hope and promise among the many acts attempting to fit into a certain genre or scene. Snow Patrol belongs to their own scene, and their third album, 2004's Final Straw, proved that with several global hit singles such as "Run," "Chocolate," "How to Be Dead," and the reissue of "Spitting Games." British fans once more proclaimed their beloved Snow Patrol as a true rock & roll band while American audiences finally took notice of the Scottish collective. The band's fourth album, Eyes Open, doesn't fall short from where they left off; in fact, Snow Patrol's hungry rock sound only gets bigger and better this time around. All guitar hooks and singalong choruses are firmly in place, and Gary Lightbody is an underrated frontman. On Eyes Open, he once again writes songs that are from the heart and true to self-reflection without getting too sappy and too overjoyed. From the playful name-dropping of Sufjan Stevens on "Hands Open" to their passionate delivery on "It's Beginning to Get to Me" and "Shut Your Eyes," Snow Patrol's approach is epic. They are the kind of band that embraces simplicity as beautiful and human flaws as art. The lullaby-like "You Could Be Happy" and the passionate buildup of "Make This Go on Forever" are evident of that. This 11-song set is a masterpiece, so keep your ears and eyes open for Snow Patrol. They're onto something big.
A1 You're All I Have
A2 Hands Open
A3 Chasing Cars
A4 Shut Your Eyes
A5 It's Beginning To Get To Me
A6 You Could Be Happy
B1 Make This Go On Forever
B2 Set The Fire To The Third Bar
B3 Headlights On Dark Roads
B4 Open Your Eyes
B5 The Finish Line
C1 Signal Fire
C2 Play Me Like Your Own Hand
C3 It Doesn't Matter Where, Just Drive
C4 The Only Noise
D1 Warmer Climate
D2 I Am An Astronaut
D3 In My Arms
D4 Perfect Little Secret
