As My Eye Sinks Into My Head
As My Eye Sinks Into My Head came together in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. The band included Damon Locks on vocals, Rob Lowe on guitar, Alan Sparhawk on...
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As My Eye Sinks Into My Head came together in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. The band included Damon Locks on vocals, Rob Lowe on guitar, Alan Sparhawk on bass, and Matt Lux on drums. Their first album, 'Loneliness, With Thoughts of You,' came out in 2004.
That album's title track became their most recognizable song. They followed it with 'The Promise of Disappointment' in 2007 and 'Our Hollowed Hearts' in 2011. Their sound tended toward the atmospheric and introspective, often circling themes of isolation.
They worked outside mainstream channels for most of their run, which meant dealing with the usual financial strains and lineup shuffles that come with that territory. Their music found its audience among listeners drawn to that particular, melancholic frequency.
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