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National Eye: The Farthest Shore

By Aarik Danielsen

National Eye treads the ground between power pop and psychedelia, resembling a far more subdued version of the Flaming Lips or a spacier manifestation of Wilco's sound. [26 January 2009]

National Eye: Roomful of Lions

By Dave Heaton

National Eye: The Meter Glows

By Jason MacNeil