MP3 The Heirs of Eiffel Tower - ROCK: Modern Rock
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Indie rock at its best...rockin' guitars, soulful bass, pounding drums, and meaningful lyrics...
5 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, ROCK: Hard Rock
Details:
celebrations from the eiffel tower
A celebration of the outsider is a constant theme within the music from The Heirs of Eiffel Tower. They have been labeled as appealing to shy teenagers, seekers, and outcasts. Most of their content glorifies the utter failure of relationships and the desire for new ones. Detractors have described The Heirs work as depressing, yet fans point to the bittersweet connection with which their songs' frequent references to failed love and loss refer to.
Whether in love, thought, or unpleasantness, the guitars, synths, bass and drums (by members Joe Saville, Aaron Moore, Matthew White, and Jeb Stager) only create the dark yet vivid backdrop for the emotions conveyed through The Heirs one voice and recognizable sound. It has been described as a raw symphony of dark textures and melodic discourse.
The human heart rate is one of four vital signs in life. This heart, long used as a symbol referring to the emotional, moral, and intellectual core of a human being is a reoccurring theme in The Heirs music. Percussion and drums from Matthew convey the heart in all its states; i.e. slow, fast, distraught, pained, etc. As the heart was once widely believed to be the seat of the human mind, its depiction is referenced time after time in The Heirs work from Joe's moving voice to Jeb's sweeping guitars. Aaron adds to all of this by creating the pulse of a heart through his driving yet emotional bass lines and grooves.
Some of The Heirs content is more literal while other parts are very discrete and mysterious. It's up to the listener to interpret what is being conveyed with each piece. Depending on one's mood, an evaluation of the same situation in song can in turn result favorably or unfavorably. Respectively, such assessments can apply strongly to a persons expectation... and currently the expectations and enthusiasm for this new group from Portland Oregon are very high.
5 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, ROCK: Hard Rock
Details:
celebrations from the eiffel tower
A celebration of the outsider is a constant theme within the music from The Heirs of Eiffel Tower. They have been labeled as appealing to shy teenagers, seekers, and outcasts. Most of their content glorifies the utter failure of relationships and the desire for new ones. Detractors have described The Heirs work as depressing, yet fans point to the bittersweet connection with which their songs' frequent references to failed love and loss refer to.
Whether in love, thought, or unpleasantness, the guitars, synths, bass and drums (by members Joe Saville, Aaron Moore, Matthew White, and Jeb Stager) only create the dark yet vivid backdrop for the emotions conveyed through The Heirs one voice and recognizable sound. It has been described as a raw symphony of dark textures and melodic discourse.
The human heart rate is one of four vital signs in life. This heart, long used as a symbol referring to the emotional, moral, and intellectual core of a human being is a reoccurring theme in The Heirs music. Percussion and drums from Matthew convey the heart in all its states; i.e. slow, fast, distraught, pained, etc. As the heart was once widely believed to be the seat of the human mind, its depiction is referenced time after time in The Heirs work from Joe's moving voice to Jeb's sweeping guitars. Aaron adds to all of this by creating the pulse of a heart through his driving yet emotional bass lines and grooves.
Some of The Heirs content is more literal while other parts are very discrete and mysterious. It's up to the listener to interpret what is being conveyed with each piece. Depending on one's mood, an evaluation of the same situation in song can in turn result favorably or unfavorably. Respectively, such assessments can apply strongly to a persons expectation... and currently the expectations and enthusiasm for this new group from Portland Oregon are very high.
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