Eyesberg: Oscillating between retro- and neoprog….

The album Claustrophobia from the band Eyesberg tells the story – in words and music – of Vincent Van Gogh. A a psychological portrait of a brilliant, lonely, manic depressive artist…

Eyesberg now present their new concept album Claustrophobia – the life and times of the artist Vincent van Gogh. The album charts the life of Van Gogh from a disturbed, unloved childhood and adolescence through to a troubled, angst-ridden adulthood, up to his resulting insanity and ultimate suicide.

Release date: February 5, 2021

Tracklist

1. Claustrophobia (11:01)

2. Strange Boy (5:00)

3. Walking In Storms (9:35)

4. Salamander Tree (3:10)

5. Sacrifice (6:31)

6. We Want You Out! (3:43)

7. Into The Asylum (6:27)

8. Final Ride (3:21)

Line-up

Georg Alfter: guitar, bass

Norbert Podien: keyboards, additional drum programming

Malcolm Shuttleworth: vocals

   With

Jimmy Keegan (Spock’s Beard, Pattern Seeking Animals): drums, percussion

Emma Edingloh: backing vocals

Eyesberg is a band with musicians from England and Germany. The music is not very easy to define; it’s oscillating between retro- and neoprog. It’s romantic and majestic at the same time. Eyesberg was founded in Frankfurt Am Main, Germany in 1980 and after a long hiatus the band was reformed in 2014.

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