Single and 1st track on Three of a Kind
Overtones of Yours is No Disgrace by Yes mixed with a smattering of funk, and prog rock time changes.

Three of a Kind

Adrenaline High

Fabulist

The Old Astronomer by Sarah Williams (poet) was the inspiration for I Have Loved the Stars Too Long. From the album Three of a Kind.

I Have Loved the Stars Too Long

I Have Loved The Stars Too Long

When Tomorrow Comes Around is the fourth track from  Three of a Kind, the new prog rock album by Materialeyes.

When Tomorrow Comes Around

No One Knows is the fifth track from Three of a Kind, the latest prog rock album by Materialeyes

No One Knows

The Writings on the Wall is the sixth track from the new prog rock album by Materialeyes

The Writings on the Wall

The Writings On The Wall

The song Jerusalem Armageddon is the final track on Three of a Kind, the new prog rock album by Materialeyes.  Inspired by the music of Sir Hubert Parry and the poem And Did Those Feet in Ancient Times, from the preface of Milton by William Blake.

Jerusalem Armageddon

Dave Westmoreland-Vocals, keyboards
Will Lawery-Guitars, vocals
Martyn Howes-Guitars, bass, drums, vocals

Strange Road

Sail Away

Will Lawery-Vocals, guitars
Dave Westmoreland-keyboards, vocals
Martyn Howes-Guitars, bass, drums, vocals, additional keyboards
From the CD album "Strange Road" by MaterialEyes

This Storm Tonight

Dave Westmoreland-Vocals, keyboards
Will Lawery-Guitars, vocals
Martyn Howes-Guitars, vocals, bass, drums, additional keyboards, harmonica
From the CD album "Strange Road" by MaterialEyes

A Strange Road

Forget your troubles for a little while and join us in a journey to the place where Moonbeams Kiss the Sea.

When Moonbeams Kiss The Sea

A short taster of Waterfall.  A beautiful, dream-like  song.

In Focus

Waterfall

Waterfall (taster)

A very proggy song about the futility of war.

The Poet

The Poet (taster)

Prelude

Prelude (taster)

An epic track about life and it's pitfalls encountered in city life.

In The City (taster)

Fields Of Heaven (taster)

A Cold Wind

Progressive Rock bands such as Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd and Camel, to name but a few, are the main influences behind the laid back music of MaterialEyes.
Featuring Dave Westmoreland (vocals, keyboards & flute), Will Lawery (vocals & guitars) and Martyn Howes(vocals, guitars, sax & keyboards).
Our new album, In Focus will be released 27th September 2019 and is available on  CD and digital download here.
http://materialeyes.bandcamp.com/album/in-focus

https://www.facebook.com/MaterialEyesBand/

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