Beauty In Strangers by Dear Eloise (China)
There is something really sacred about this album. Beauty In Strangers math rock sound is completely captvating and equally beautiful. The Chinese duo that make up Dear Eloise have perfected a unique formula that sets them apart from the standard rock or shoegaze that seems to float around. This album is an intricate experiment gone right and we are very lucky to be reaping the benefits. @LeahLovecat
Posted in A: Lovecat, T: LP/EP
Tagged beauty in strangers, dear eloise, DIY Recording, math rock, rock, shoegaze
Song For Her by Dear Eloise (Beijing, China)
I’ll be honest, I am not so much familiar with the music that comes out of China. So, I didn’t really know what to expect when I clicked on the album cover for the ‘Song For Her‘ 7″. I was very pleased to hear what I did. ‘Song For Her’ is the A-side on the Song For Her/Song For Him 7″, released on the Beijing based DIY vinyl label, Genjing Records. Dear Eloise’s sound is very indie/lo-fi, quiet and powerful. The vocals are calm, the music itself, lush. ’Song For Her’ is so wonderfully dazing, I can’t help but glare at my computer with eyes and ears wide open. I strongly urge you to look more into Dear Eloise as well as Genjing Records, it’s for your own benefit. Lovecat
Posted in A: Lovecat, T: Single
Tagged 7", Bedroom Pop, china, chinese rock, dear eloise, song for her
