Josette's Eye
Country of origin:
U.S.
Type of music generally:
Moody alternative pop/rock
Status:
Band broke up in 2002.
See also:
Josette's Eye's Bandcamp page
Comparisons:
A kind of indierock fusion of Sleater-Kinney and Tori Amos. (Neile)
Covers/own material:
Own
General comments:
Josette's Eye is a kind of indierock fusion of Sleater-Kinney and Tori Amos. Intriguing enough to really catch my interest and become a minor obsession for me. A muddy, moody darkish kind of sound. Poetic, allusive lyrics full of hooks. (Neile)
Recommended first album:
Alibi Clock was their only full album
Recordings:
Alibi Clock (1998) was their only full-length recording. They also did 3(?) singles/eps
Release info:
1998—Pterodactyl Studios—21365 009127
Availability:
Out of print but can still be found in the U.S.
Ecto priority:
Highly recommended
Group members:
B.J. Thompson—vocals
Paul Mauer—guitars, piano
Mark Mauer—guitars, percussion
Nathan Ranken—bass guitars
Pat Mehan—drum kit
Guest artists:
Chris Lund—additional guitars on 1 track
Mark "Benny" Benson—keyboards on 1 track, bass guitar on 1 track
Devon Montgomery—cell on 1 track
Produced by:
Mark "Benny" Benson and Josette's Eye
Comments:
Josette's Eye is a great, moody altpop/rock band with Tori-esque sensibilities and vocals. Only piano on 1 track. Alibi Clock even has a song about a woman listening to a guy's reaction to Tori which has lots of references to her "I've got an antichrist of my own" "she should have stayed silent a few more years...." I really like the album. Some spoken word pieces that I don't enjoy quite as much as the songs, but overall a strong debut album. "Copping John Lennon" is particularly haunting. Recommended. (Neile)
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