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The anticipation surrounding ROOM NOISES, Eisley's first full-length album, didn't come as a surprise to those who had heard the band's 2003 EPs LAUGHING CITY and MARVELOUS THINGS. These early releases not only landed the group plenty of magazine coverage, but got them personally invited to tour with Coldplay. This unusually quick success might seem odd given the hype around the band's make-up--a twentysomething quintet of four siblings and a family friend. Thankfully, rather than ending up as a prefabricated act, this Texas ensemble instead delved into intelligently written twee-pop with an ethereal twist that brings up names like the Sundays, Mazzy Star, and Rilo Kiley.
The gorgeous, intertwining vocals of sisters Sherri and Stacy DuPree, offer plenty of bright, shiny moments throughout this debut, ranging from the yearning "My Lovely" and the jangly, up-tempo rocker "Plenty of Paper" to the harmony-soaked, strolling "Trolley Wood" and the noirish "Telescope Eyes." Most impressive is the pop-perfect nugget "Golly Sandra," a whimsical number wrapped in lazy pedal-steel guitar, tambourines, and that stellar confluence of vocals. All ROOM NOISES should sound as beautiful.
Live Recording
Audio Mixer: Jerry Finn.
Photographers: Boyd DuPree; Justin Stephens.
Eisley: Sherri DuPree (vocals, guitar); Stacy DuPree (vocals, keyboards); Chauntelle DuPree (guitar); Jon Wilson (bass guitar); Weston DuPree (drums).
Personnel: Casey Prestwood (steel guitar); Edward Harbor (hand claps).
Entertainment Weekly (No. 806, p.63) - "[NOISES] charms with refreshing indie-flavored pop-rock..." - Grade: B+ Room Noises Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  soft,original,melodic and very ...home!!
i like the soft way how this album "works" and seriously is one of those albums to hear in home, just thinking on something sweet and lovelly!
very good!
Submitted by Filipe (Portugal)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 2 of 2 found this helpful. Ipod friendly music
Eisley is the freshest band out there right now. Their music is very well thought...
Their sounds have been draining the battery on my ipod for a couple weeks now.. This band is on tour right now, a show I am guessing no one wants to miss.
Submitted by Gavin ... gmaclau (Dallas, TX)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Room Noises - anything but noise
Eisley's debut album is simply fantastic--Room Noises demonstrates the band's ability to combine beautiful vocals with poetic lyrics and unconventional yet gorgeous tunes. The album's mellow feel puts the listener in a totally different world; an almost fantasy-like trance. The beautiful album art adds to the effect as well. If you like bands like Radiohead, Kent, or From Monument to Masses, pick up this (very reasonably priced) album NOW!
Submitted by katthedrivein (LA county, CA, USA)
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Recorded between 1963 and 1968. Includes liner notes and song annotations by Cub Koda.
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