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Album of the Week

 

Third Eye Blind – Third Eye Blind

In one of the most overlooked releases in the late 90s, Third Eye Blind’s self-titled album provides listeners with melodic, chord-driven tracks. In their debut album, Third Eye Blind has managed to establish a phenomenal sound with powerful and sometimes melancholic lyrics. Frontman and leading songwriter Stephan Jenkins weaves a powerful narrative into each of his songs, blending feelings of nostalgia and emotional longing. With an incredible variety of tracks including “Semi-Charmed Life,” “How’s it Going to Be,” and “Jumper,” Third Eye Blind have cemented themselves as a quintessential 90s alt-rock band. The album provokes nostalgia to the highest degree—urging the listener to reminisce about memories they didn’t know they had. The eponymous album is perfect for the summer—a perfect concoction of scathing cynicism, masterful storytelling, and relatable heartbreak. While a majority of the songs are upbeat in pace, the stories they communicate are often driven by hard-hitting emotional moments—capturing the intimacy and romance of melancholy.

Third Eye Blind self titled album

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