It's been quite awhile since an album has moved me the way Department of Eagles' "In Ear Park" has. The closest I can relate this feeling to is discovering something so inspiring that it heals you and leaves you content beyond reason. Its sound is both haunting and uplifting. I can only describe it as dreamy ghost-rock, which you might hear during a lonely night journey floating on a moonlit lake. I'm simply enamoured by this album's striking beauty.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
In Ear Park
It's been quite awhile since an album has moved me the way Department of Eagles' "In Ear Park" has. The closest I can relate this feeling to is discovering something so inspiring that it heals you and leaves you content beyond reason. Its sound is both haunting and uplifting. I can only describe it as dreamy ghost-rock, which you might hear during a lonely night journey floating on a moonlit lake. I'm simply enamoured by this album's striking beauty.
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