DEBUT SINGLE // YEEVS
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01/09/2014 
Written by YEEVS (B. Cork/ S.Lees/T. Bamford) 
Produced by YEEVS and Chris Rollans 
Recorded at Shabby Road Studios w/ Chris Rollans
Mastered by Willy Bowman

Speakin' Some Sense

'Chunk' is the second single from Sydney trio YEEVS. Their debut single 'Speakin Some Sense' was received with great reviews and often described as "pissed off" or "tense". For their second single, all that goes up another notch. Fast, vicious and a bit of a screamer, Chunk is a great follow up single with a lot of energy and charisma.

If you've seen them live (do so if you haven't) you may notice that it's not all blasting away with songs like 'Chunk' and 'Speakin Some Sense', there's a certain craft to the way YEEVS go about their business, so it's fairly safe to say we're all eager to see what the first major release from YEEVS will be.

Chunk

 After releasing two tracks last year ‘Speakin’ Some Sense’ and ‘Chunk’, YEEVS are sharing their first release of 2015 with the standalone single ‘Lazy’, a catchy live favourite, before writing and recording their first EP due for release later this year.

Lazy

First single from 2015 EP 'How To Harken Back'

Cycle As The Deal Goes Down

Second Single from the Debut EP 'How To Harken Back'.

Watch the video for Rebound here- 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jFjpQ10YH4&feature=youtu.be 

Rebound

First single from YEEVS second EP due Mid 2017

Bellow Of A Cheer

Shoot The Daytime

Shoot the Daytime

Clatter & Green

Can't Be Seen

YEEVS 
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From the cathartic heft of How To Harken Back, to the sombre introspection of Bellow Of A Cheer, Blue Mountains via Sydney three-piece Yeevs know how to affect a killer hook or well-timed word.

‘Moving Magnets’ is the first listen from the forthcoming debut album, and their most inspired release to date. With producer Dan Holdsworth, the band were challenged to try new and complex arrangements, strengthening and further energising the material they had worked on throughout 2018. The result is a startling clarity to be found within gritty indie rock, as can be seen in the striking lead single, ‘Moving Magnets’.

In essence, the song is a skewed take on personal perspectives. While navigating privilege, and good intention, the inherently paralytic ideals of self-doubt and rumination can cloud all judgement. In the end, how you see yourself and how others perceive you will not always align, and there may yet be some freedom in that.

YEEVS

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