The Lazy Eyes' debut album SongBook is a universe unto itself and like any good fantasy world, it follows its own logic. The band is a four-piece from Sydney. When you enter, the colors are a little brighter and the pace is a little slower, but it's possible for it to suddenly pick up speed. Before a hook unexpectedly emerges like a flower from concrete, the scenery is all harsh brick and plasterdust, stoner lurch, and Sabbath-y chug. You travel a mile without taking a single step and then all of a sudden you find yourself in a garden that is in full bloom. SongBook is odd like that; it's all trip and no destination, a wholly contemporary psych-rock masterpiece that's modest in construction yet precious where it counts.
Deeply sensed in The Lazy Eyes' music, especially in their legendary live performances, is the intimacy of their friendship. The Lazy Eyes took the baton from the renowned bands that served as inspiration for their founding and have evolved through the years to become exemplary torchbearers for the Australian psych-rock scene. The Lazy Eyes have sold out numerous concerts along Australia's east coast, including their own music festival, Lazyfest, since the release of their first two EPs. They have also received praise from influential media outlets domestically and internationally, including Complex, KCRW, FBi Radio, triple j Unearthed, BBC 6 Music and Radio 1, Spin and others. They have also been named an NME 100 band..

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