Burn Antares – Man’s Eyes

Australia’s Burn Antares is back, along with Aesthetes Anonymous (sorry for the long break) with the haunting new track “Man’s Eyes.”

In the same vein as “Into the Night,” this five piece is mining the depths of psychedelic 60s desert rock a la Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood meets Jefferson Airplane. With bewitching vocals that draw on those sirens Stevie Nicks and Wanda Jackson and scorching Ennio Morricone-esque guitar lines, “Man’s Eyes” sucks you in and takes you on a frenzied ride through the eerie darkness of the night where guns, mysticism, and vision quests rule.

Stream the track below or head over to bandcamp to snag a free download.

Burn Antares - Into The Night

*Swoon. Be still my beating heart.

It’s been a while since I’ve been absolutely knocked down by a track, but something about Burn Antares’ “Into the Night” just gets me.

I can’t pinpoint it exactly, but it’s somewhere between the psychedelic swirl of intertwining surf guitars, a heavy hitting bass line, haunting organs, and vocals that resemble a darker, sultrier, and more malicious version of Tennis that create the unmistakable haunting feel of a night drive through the desert in a freaky mash up of a David Lynch and Tarantino movie.  

More please!