Chris Collins introduces and begins reviewing The Smile's album 'Wall of Eyes', noting that it may be their second full-length and praising Johnny's elevated songwriting abilities—describing songs as cinematic and pointing out complex, hard-to-follow time signatures. He also situates The Smile as led by a Radiohead singer/guitarist with a different drummer.
Next we have the Smile Wall of Eyes.
Which is kind of their second full length album I think Johnny is hit another level with his.
Ability to.
Write songs that are cinematic Some of the time signatures are really hard to understand on this and if you're not familiar with them, it's, you know, singer and guitar player from Radiohead with a different drummer.
What's great about the Smile albums too, the last one was like this is the way that they.
Design they start off really good and then it just gets better and better and better and it really takes you on a journey It's a great one to throw on when you have people over and you just start playing it and then everybody's like oh, what is this? And then you just notice that the attention in the room just starts going to the album because you don't expect it to just keep building and getting better and better and better and their last one was that way too But Wall of Eyes by the Smile.
