The Lazy Eyes share kaleidoscope new single "Nobody Taught Me"

THE LAZY EYES SHARE KALEIDOSCOPE NEW SINGLE "NOBODY TAUGHT ME" FROM FORTHCOMING SECOND EP

PRAISE FOR THE LAZY EYES “Honest-to-god really good” V Man "head over heels for this young Australian quartet making delectable psychedelic rock" KCRW “The makings of a psych giant” NME Magazine (4 Stars) “Their music retains a youthful freshness that, rather than recycling, reinvigorates the ingredients they have taken from their heroes” Monster Children “Indie’s next generation prove ready for a much bigger stage” Sydney Morning Herald "A mesmerizing blend of simplistic yet well-crafted pop ideas and fascinating left-turns" Passion Weiss "If Brian Wilson joined Tame Impala for a day" DIY Magazine "The Lazy Eyes lean into nostalgia and play up a jazz education" Alt Citizen "The Lazy Eyes showcase pure psychedelic pop" The Line Of Best Fit "a phenomenal blend of modern sensibilities and classic experimental pop" American Songwriter

The Lazy Eyes - "Nobody Taught Me" (Official Video) The Lazy Eyes today unveil their latest offering, a psychedelic meets ‘70s-era slow pop ballad, "Nobody Taught Me."  Listen and watch HERE. A wandering, playful melody paired with their signature maturity-exceeding-their-years level of arrangements makes for a lovely ride on "Nobody Taught Me". Frontman Harvey Geraghty wrote it remembering his summers growing up visiting his grandparents in England and the nostalgic, childlike first feeling of loss when the neighborhood kids all of a sudden moved away one year. Twinkly keys and carefully placed warbly guitars demonstrate new depths to their sound. Harvey explains, “When I was younger, I would visit my grandparents who live in England every few years. On this one trip, I became friends with the kids who lived on my grandparents street. We would meet up everyday and do things that kids do like run around, have a hit with a tennis ball, play hide and seek, you know. Then the next time I went to England, I was so excited to catch up and play with them again only to find out that they had all left and moved houses. It was pretty sad but I still had a nice trip hanging out with my grandparents (who cameo in the music video). ‘Nobody Taught Me’ encapsulates the good and the sad times experienced in England, from the excitement of playing on the street to the heartbreak of being left alone.” The Lazy Eyes are four 20yo musicians who met at a Sydney performing arts high school: Harvey Geraghty (vocals, guitar, keyboard), Itay Shachar (vocals, guitar), Leon Karagic (bass), and Noah Martin (drums). At 16 years old, they started making music together and have since built a cult-like national following for their magnetic, jam-filled live sets. On the heels of their debut release (EP1, June 2020), they went on to sell out national headline shows across Australia and garner top praise internationally from the likes of the BBC's Jack Saunders, Apple Music’s Matt Wilkinson, Bandcamp, SPIN, NME, Passion Weiss, Alt Citizen, American Songwriter, DIY Mag, The Line of Best Fit, i-D, triple j, and more.  Garnering a worldwide audience during a years long global pandemic is no easy feat, yet The Lazy Eyes have managed to keep growing. The first single off their upcoming second EP, psych mind-melter, "Where's My Brain???," connected strongly across the pond with praise rolling in from NME, Clash, So Young, DIY, Gigwise, Far Out, The Independent, Rough Trade, The Forty-Five and more. Over here, KCRW picked their (virtual) SXSW 2021 set last month as one of the best of the festival and V Man caught up with the band in-depth ahead of their sold-out LazyFest last month (a festival they created in Sydney for their 16+ yo fans). Stay tuned for more music and news (and one day, US tour dates) from The Lazy Eyes. "Nobody Taught Me" by The Lazy Eyes is out now, buy/stream it here. Stay connected with The Lazy Eyes: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter