Atomic Eyes
Atomic Eyes formed in Los Angeles in 1987 with Mark Rogers on vocals and guitar, John Stevens on bass, Nina Rossi on keyboards and vocals, and Scott Thompson...
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Atomic Eyes formed in Los Angeles in 1987 with Mark Rogers on vocals and guitar, John Stevens on bass, Nina Rossi on keyboards and vocals, and Scott Thompson on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1989, and the song 'Atomic Eyes' became a hit. They followed it with albums like 'Electric Earth' in 1992 and 'Face the Fire' in 1994.
Their music mixed rock with some new wave touches, and tracks like 'Napalm City' and 'No One Home' showed their range. The band's lineup shifted over time, with Stevens and Rossi leaving in the early 1990s while Rogers and Thompson stayed on. They brought in guest players like Slash on guitar for some recordings.
By the late 1990s, Atomic Eyes had put out 'No Escape' and their presence on the charts had faded. But 'Atomic Eyes' kept getting radio play, and the song turned up on covers by other artists. The band's catalog, from that first album through the later ones, still gets listened to.
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