Structure (Water from Your Eyes album)
2021 studio album by Water from Your Eyes
Structure is the fifth studio album by American indie pop band Water from Your Eyes, released on August 27, 2021, through Wharf Cat Records. The album has received positive reviews from critics.
Recording and release
Recording for this album was completed immediately before the COVID-19 pandemic and coincided with the two musicians from Water from Your Eyes ending a romantic relationship. The songs on the recording are arranged in a deliberate pattern, inspired by Scott Walker's Climate of Hunter.
Reception
In Paste, Max Freedman scored this album a 7.8 out of 10, stating that this release "finds the band in its catchiest state yet" and characterizing the work "as though Amos and Brown are saying that both sides of the coin have equal weight, that all the pieces of their increasingly complex and exciting puzzle are just as important as one another". Phillipe Roberts of Pitchfork rated this album an 8.0 out of 10, calling the music "cryptic indie pop that hits like a sugar rush" and praising the ability of the band to balance nonsense and sincerity.
Track listing
All lyrics and music written by Nate Amos and Rachel Brown, except where noted.
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