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These Green Eyes - Relapse to Recovery Webisodevid

These Green Eyes - Relapse to Recovery Webisode

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thesegreeneyes Mar 30, 2009

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These Green Eyes Mud Webisodevid

These Green Eyes Mud Webisode

These Green Eyes stuck in the mud on tour
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thesegreeneyes Jan 13, 2009
These Green Eyes recording The Kinks Father Christmasvid

These Green Eyes recording The Kinks "Father Christmas"

These Green Eyes recording The Kinks "Father Christmas"
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thesegreeneyes Dec 15, 2008

Colin, singer of These Green Eyes, update from the road 11.24.2008

i've been staring out the window now for close to an hour at nothing. the same stretch of interstate 84 that we've been down at least…
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thesegreeneyes Nov 24, 2008
These Green Eyes tour webisode 11.24vid

These Green Eyes tour webisode 11.24

These Green Eyes on tour now
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thesegreeneyes Nov 24, 2008
Ghosts EPpic

Ghosts EP

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thesegreeneyes Oct 14, 2008

Official These Green Eyes website

Check out These Green Eyes official website
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thesegreeneyes Oct 14, 2008
These Green Eyes Sucker Punch Won't Get Away With Itvid

These Green Eyes "Sucker Punch (Won't Get Away With It)"

New video from These Green Eyes "Sucker Punch (Won't Get Away With It)" GHOSTS EP OUT NOW Relapse To Recovery in stores February 2009
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thesegreeneyes Oct 14, 2008
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These Green Eyes (more info)
  • Label: Blackledge Music
  • Label Type: indie
  • About:
    Tackling issues of friendship, loss, remorse, and ultimately hope, These Green Eyes evoke a far more visceral variety of emotion on their breakthrough disc Relapse To Recovery, boiling down five years of trials and tribulations as a unit, culminating with the tragic and unexpected loss of a close band friend to suicide.

    The band came together some five years ago, when guitarist Greg Mauro and bassist Zach Braz met in high school and decided to try making music together. After a revolving door of members, the unit coalesced some time later, with the exception of a vocalist. Enter Colin Cunningham, the brother of a friend of the band. Accepting the invitation to play a single show (at which he made up lyrics on stage), he continued showing up for practice and the band stopped looking for a singer.

    Once their lineup solidified, the band wrote and recorded a six-song demo and pursued a bona fide recording session with producer John Naclerio (Brand New, My Chemical Romance, Senses Fail). With four professionally recorded songs in hand, the band was passed up by the local labels they approached. Undaunted, they went on tour to disseminate the EP. The band's friend Pete Wasilewski (from Less Than Jake) felt the record deserved a wider audience and helped them get posted on the main page of PureVolume, where just one year after fomenting their lineup they were the second most listened to artist after Fall Out Boy.

    Propelled by the exposure, more fans began showing up at shows in remote areas, fueling the boys to write and record more material for a full-length release. After six months on the road, they returned to the studio with Naclerio to record seven additional tracks, completing what would become their debut, House of Glass.

    Throughout 2006, These Green Eyes became road warriors, sharing bills across the country with Fall Out Boy, New Found Glory, The Academy Is, The Higher, Less Than Jake, Hidden In Plain View, Silverstein and Gym Class Heroes.

    In 2007, the band recorded two new sets of demos, one with old partner John Naclerio, and one with new friend Rob Freeman (formerly of Hidden In Plain View). The new material cemented a deal with newly-christened indie label Blackledge Music.

    With Blackledge now on board, These Green Eyes secured recording time with uber-producer Brian McTernan (Thrice, Circa Survive, Senses Fail, The Explosion, Hot Water Music) at his Salad Days compound in Baltimore in the early spring of 2008.

    The eleven songs that came out these sessions are driving; melodic anthems which cohere as the triumphant record, Relapse To Recovery.

    Varying from a world-weary worldview (opener "At The End") to high octane vendettas (the scream-along chorus of "Sucker Punch") to ruminations on the loss of friendship (the wistful closer "Time Of Our Lives"), These Green Eyes have channeled their punk, post-hardcore, and arena rock influences into an anthemic wall of sound that's all their own.
  • Members:
    Colin - Lead Vocals
    Jeff - Guitar, Vocals
    Zach - Bass, Vocals
    Greg - Guitar
    Mark - Drums
  • Influences: All/Descendents, Alkaline Trio, At The Drive-In, Bad Religion, George Benson, Brand New, Dave Brubeck, Candiria, Coheed & Cambria, John Coltrane, Death Cab For Cutie, Dizzy Gillespe, Fear Before The March Of Flames, Foo Fighters, The Jealous Sound, Jimmy
  • Sounds Like: Thursday, Hawthorne Heights, Armour For Sleep, Senses Fail, Bayside, Punchline, My Chemical Romance, Circa Survive
  • Member Since: 2008-10-14