Expanding on the momentum of their debut, Eyes Of God returned the following year to self-release the East Of Eden 12" EP in 1985 through Conceptual Records. Returning once more to the distinctive echo chambers of the Sonic Arts facility, the band leaned even heavier into their trademark religious iconography and biblical allegories. This three-track offering serves as the darker, more claustrophobic companion piece to their debut, cementing their reputation as a band operating entirely on their own terms, far away from commercial radio concessions.
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Friday, 23 October 2026
Eyes Of God - Eyes Of God 12''EP
Emerging from the fertile mid-80s San Francisco darkwave and minimal synth underworld, the four-piece outfit Eyes Of God delivered a staggering statement of intent with their 1984 self-titled 12" EP. Originally captured and mastered at the legendary Sonic Arts Recording facility—the ground zero for West Coast gloom and DIY post-punk electronics—this record stands as a masterclass in subcultural alchemy. Driven by powerful, cutting female vocals, heavy jagged guitars, and a surprisingly aggressive, blaring saxophone, the band carved out a ritualistic, religiously motifs-laden sonic landscape that remains an absolute holy grail for collectors of dark alternative history.
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