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Interview: Big Eyes Set To Release Fourth Album, “Streets Of The Lost,” On April 5

Plus, the best shows in Bushwick This Week

Interview: Big Eyes Set To Release Fourth Album, “Streets Of The Lost,” On April 5

Interview: Big Eyes Set To Release Fourth Album, “Streets Of The Lost,” On April 5

Plus, the best shows in Bushwick This Week

Interview: Big Eyes Set To Release Fourth Album, “Streets Of The Lost,” On April 5
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Big Eyes (photo by Steve Kong)

Big Eyes, the project of musician and songwriter Kait Eldridge, is approaching its 10th anniversary as a band. Through it all, the group has seen a handful of lineup changes, a relocation to Seattle, and a subsequent return to New York, and three catchy, power-punk sounding records. Now, Big Eyes is about to release their darkest and most dynamic sounding record to date, Streets Of The Lost, on April 5 via Greenway Records. We spoke with Eldridge about the new record and the band’s decade long run:

Big Eyes has been a project for a decade. Looking back, what would you say are some of the highlights?

In 2014, we got to tour with Against Me!, which was a pretty big thing for me. They were my favorite band in high school. It was pretty insane. We…

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