The New Eve is Rising (CD)

Ritualistic folk meets early garage rock grooves and distortion with The New Eves. Menacing and urgent, The New Eves have curated a new melodramatic pagan Western horror with their singles and corresponding music videos and we can't wait to see where this Suspiria-meets-the-Raincoats world takes us on the debut album The New Eve is Rising. 
- Flying Out

One of the most exciting debut albums of the year. The New Eves merge folk, punk and ’60s garage into the pot. the sound sits somewhere between The Raincoats, the Velvet Underground with the repetition of Stereolab. Nestled somewhere between primal rock'n'roll live performance and transcendent ritual, there's an unmistakable alchemy that happens when Violet Farrer (guitar, violin, vocals), Nina Winder-Lind (cello, guitar, vocals), Kate Mater (bass, vocals) and Ella Oona Russell (drums, flute, vocals) step onto a stage together.

Now, they've distilled this visceral energy into their extraordinary debut album The New Eve Is Rising: a lighting rod of inspiration channelled by a quartet with the ability to create something greater than the sum of their parts. The New Eve Is Rising was written in Brighton and at an artistic residency at The Cornish Bank, co-produced by The New Eves and Jack Osbourne (Bingo Fury) and recorded at Rockfield Studios and Bristol's Cotham Parish Church.

Tracklist: 

1. The New Eve
2. Highway Man
3. Cow Song
4. Mid Air Glass
5. Astrolabe
6. Circles
7  Mary
8. Rivers Run Red
9. Volcano