The Lazy Eyes - Songbook - World Exclusive Splatter Vinyl LP
RELEASED AUGUST 21, 2026.
Four years on from its release, The Lazy Eyes' Songbook still sounds like the moment a generation of Australian psych-rock found its compass. Now the Sydney four-piece's debut returns on a world exclusive Red and Yellow splatter vinyl.
A coming-of-age record "drenched in wide-eyed optimism," Songbook sees Itay, Harvey, Leon and Noah dissolve the chaos of modern life into "a distinctively Australian concoction of sun-soaked psychedelia" (Clash). It's hypnotic, hook-laden, and "deployed carefully, and with flair" (NME) - an "intoxicating, kaleidoscopic feast for the ears" (Atwood Magazine) from a band Line of Best Fit called "the future."
Pressed in 'Red and Yellow Splatter' Vinyl, and limited to only 500 copies with our signature, numbered obi strip. Only on Impressed.
Available for Pre-Order. Ships August 21st.
SIDE A
Intro
The Seaside
The Island
Tangerine
Hippo
Starting Over
SIDE B
Fuzz Jam
Nobody Taught Me
Trance
Where's My Brain?
Imaginary Girl
Cheesy Love Song
The Lazy Eyes - Songbook - World Exclusive Splatter Vinyl LP
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Atwood Magazine
"An intoxicating, kaleidoscopic feast for the ears — The Lazy Eyes' SongBook is everything one could want from the Australian four-piece: an enchanting tapestry of colourful, psychedelic sonic wonder, ready to whisk us into a radiant, groovy daydream."
RED & YELLOW SPLATTER - 180 GRAM HEAVYWEIGHT PRESSING
PAIR WITH CHEESY LOVE SONGS
There's a confidence in calling something 'cheesy' before anyone else gets the chance to. The Lazy Eyes lean into it, they have an understanding that sincerity, when left out in the open long enough, will always risks ridicule. But what’s remarkable on 'Cheesy Love Songs' is how little they flinch for a young band dropping a sophomore album.
This is a record that understands its inheritance. You can hear the ghosts of bedroom psych, of records made by young people who discovered that distortion could double as a shield, that reverb could make even the most fragile confession feel infinite. But 'Cheesy Love Songs' doesn’t hide inside those textures, it lets them bloom until they almost overwhelm the room, like a feeling you tried to downplay that instead insists on becoming the only thing you can hear.
The kaleidoscopic guitars, the melodies that feel like they’ve been unearthed rather than written, the way it treats love as both spectacle and small disaster. These are songs that circle the same emotional drain: wanting too much, too quickly, and then sitting in the quiet aftermath of having said it out loud. The band doesn’t pretend that intensity is sustainable; instead, they document the crash with the same care as the ascent.
In that way, Cheesy Love Songs feels like a document of early belief - the kind that arrives before irony calcifies, before restraint feels like wisdom. It’s a record made by a band still willing to risk the embarrassment of being 'cheesy' in pursuit of something louder, brighter, and more honest than cool. And maybe that’s what makes it an iconic modern Australian sophomore album: not just that it captures a moment in time for the band, but that it refuses to outgrow it.
Pressed on Black with Purple Splatter, and limited to only 500 copies with our signature, numbered obi strip. Only on Impressed.
Available for Pre-Order. Ships August 21st.