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Reviews | Indie Music Flix: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Raw, Surreal, and Addictively Unstable’

Reviews | Indie Music Flix: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Raw, Surreal, and Addictively Unstable’

Indie Music Flix calls Elbows Don’t Have Eyes “a punk show, protest rally, and performance art piece all at once.” From anarchist grooves to CBGB echoes and dadaist chaos, The Stolen Moans craft a cinematic, volatile debut that hits like adrenaline at a dark carnival. Read the full review.

Reviews | Berlin On Air: Elbows Don't Have Eyes os ‘Dynamic, Anthemic, and Unstoppable’

Reviews | Berlin On Air: Elbows Don't Have Eyes os ‘Dynamic, Anthemic, and Unstoppable’

Berlin On Air praises The Stolen Moans’ debut album Elbows Don’t Have Eyes as a dynamic and explosive blend of indie rock, post-punk, and experimental textures. With unstoppable vocals, fierce instrumentation, and 13 anthemic tracks, EDHE shakes the ground, and sticks in your head.

Reviews | Earmilk: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Fearless, Volatile, and Ravenous with Intent’

Reviews | Earmilk: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Fearless, Volatile, and Ravenous with Intent’

Earmilk hails Elbows Don’t Have Eyes as “a living, breathing creature, an explosive debut that blends riot grrrl punk, surrealism, and confessional chaos. With fuzz-drenched guitars and anarchist heat, The Stolen Moans deliver a record that doesn’t just speak, it howls!”

Reviews | The Big Takeover: Elbows Don't Have Eyes sets "a New Standard for Rock and Roll"

Reviews | The Big Takeover: Elbows Don't Have Eyes sets "a New Standard for Rock and Roll"

The Big Takeover’s Dave Franklin calls Elbows Don’t Have Eyes “the new standard” for modern rock, praising its “fearless songwriting, CBGB-era swagger, and jagged, genre-breaking sound. From cultish anthems to chaotic beauty, Elbows Don’t Have Eyes hits hard and leaves a mark.”

Reviews | IGGY Magazine: Elbows Don't Have Eyes Is ‘Fiery, Scathing, and Impossible to Ignore’

Reviews | IGGY Magazine: Elbows Don't Have Eyes Is ‘Fiery, Scathing, and Impossible to Ignore’

IGGY Magazine celebrates The Stolen Moans’ debut album Elbows Don’t Have Eyes as a fiery collision of punk, haunted textures, and alternative rock energy, calling it a “fierce, unclassifiable birth certificate for a band that refuses to play it safe.”

Reviews | Cheers to The Vikings: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Raw, Fearless, and Unforgettable’

Reviews | Cheers to The Vikings: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Raw, Fearless, and Unforgettable’

Cheers to The Vikings praises Elbows Don’t Have Eyes as a bold and unpredictable journey, filled with “raw energy, haunting soundscapes, and fearless songwriting. From the explosive “Dada Catapult” to the lingering beauty of “Epilogue,” this is an album that sticks with you.”

Reviews | Mesmerized.io: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Rebellious, Observant, and Irresistible’

Reviews | Mesmerized.io: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘Rebellious, Observant, and Irresistible’

Mesmerized.io praises The Stolen Moans’ debut album, Elbows Don’t Have Eyes, for its rebellious spirit, razor-sharp lyricism, and daring punk energy, calling it a bold and irresistible entry into a saturated music world.

Reviews | Rádio Armazém: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘A Sonic Manifesto for the Chaotic Now'

Reviews | Rádio Armazém: Elbows Don't Have Eyes is ‘A Sonic Manifesto for the Chaotic Now'

Rádio Armazém praises The Stolen Moans’ debut album Elbows Don’t Have Eyes as a raw, fearless “sonic manifesto, a hybrid collision of punk, experimental pop, and cinematic noise that transforms chaos into catharsis.”

Reviews | York Calling: EDHE is ‘A Must-Hear Debut Full of Surreal Fire’

Reviews | York Calling: EDHE is ‘A Must-Hear Debut Full of Surreal Fire’

York Calling calls The Stolen Moans’ debut album Elbows Don’t Have Eyes “a must-hear,” praising its surreal lyricism, social commentary, and genre-hopping garage rock spirit.

News | Mango Waves Picks Elbows Don't Have Eyes as Album of the Week

News | Mango Waves Picks Elbows Don't Have Eyes as Album of the Week

Mango Waves Magazine spotlights The Stolen Moans’ debut album Elbows Don’t Have Eyes as their Pick of the Week, praising its fearless sound and highlighting the expanded album cut of “Morning Scars.”

New Music | Elbows Don't Have Eyes

New Music | Elbows Don't Have Eyes

The Stolen Moans release their debut album Elbows Don’t Have Eyes, 13 tracks of gothic glitter, punk grit, and cinematic fury, out Friday the 13th.

News | Morning Scars Hits #1 on Radio TFSC’s Daily Top 24!

News | Morning Scars Hits #1 on Radio TFSC’s Daily Top 24!

We’re beyond thrilled to announce that Morning Scars has climbed to the #1 spot on Radio TFSC’s Daily Top 24 chart! This haunting anthem of resilience and defiance continues to make waves, proving that dark, powerful music resonates. Huge thanks to everyone who has streamed, shared, and supported the track.

Reviews | Earmilk Praises The Stolen Moans’ Defiant Anthem “Morning Scars”

Reviews | Earmilk Praises The Stolen Moans’ Defiant Anthem “Morning Scars”

In their recent review, Earmilk describes “Morning Scars” as a chilling and defiant gothic rock/post-punk anthem, perfectly timed for Halloween and the turbulent political climate. Featuring Celtic harp, droning synths, and haunting organs, the track builds into a post-punk frenzy while delivering a triumphant message of resilience. With its eerie beauty and bold energy, “Morning Scars” is a cathartic anthem for personal and collective battles.

Beach House Applauds “Morning Scars” as a Sonic Call to Arms

Beach House Applauds “Morning Scars” as a Sonic Call to Arms

In a compelling review, Beach House celebrates “Morning Scars” as a sonic call to arms for resilience and justice. Combining brooding basslines with Celtic harp, phantom organ, and menacing guitar, the track oscillates between eerie gloom and hopeful resistance. Lead singer Vivian’s soul-stirring vocals and powerful lyrics invite listeners to embrace their scars as symbols of strength. Beach House calls the track “a musical beacon for justice and equality,” urging fans to stay tuned for what’s next from The Stolen Moans.”

Reviews | The Big Take-Over Reviews “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

Reviews | The Big Take-Over Reviews “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

In their latest review, The Big Take-Over praised The Stolen Moans’ new single “Morning Scars” as a genre-bending track sitting at the center of a sonic storm. With a blend of post-punk, alt-rock, and gothic vibes, the song ebbs and flows between haunting anthemics and atmospheric lulls. Lyrically, the band explores themes like the Halloween season, upcoming US elections, and the fight for equality and women’s rights, making “Morning Scars” a timely anthem of resistance.

Reviews | York Calling Reviews “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

Reviews | York Calling Reviews “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

In their latest review, York Calling celebrates “Morning Scars” as a defiant, spooky new rock anthem by The Stolen Moans. The track, released during the Halloween season, tackles real-world horrors such as the US elections and the ongoing fight for women’s rights. The eerie arrangement blends post-punk vibes with Celtic harp and haunting vocal harmonies, creating a bold, atmospheric anthem that inspires listeners to stand up for what’s theirs.

Reviews | The Santana News Calls “Morning Scars” A Haunting Anthem of Resilience

Reviews | The Santana News Calls “Morning Scars” A Haunting Anthem of Resilience

In a recent review, The Santana News highlights “Morning Scars” as a haunting exploration of resilience and the power of music to uplift during turbulent times. Blending gothic rock, post-punk, and new wave elements with Celtic harp and ghostly organs, the song creates an immersive, ethereal soundscape. This track, praised for its soothing yet defiant energy, speaks to the invisible emotional scars we all carry and serves as a powerful reminder of our strength.

Reviews | Iggy Mag Calls “Morning Scars” A Gothic Anthem of Resilience

Reviews | Iggy Mag Calls “Morning Scars” A Gothic Anthem of Resilience

In their latest review, Iggy Mag describes “Morning Scars” as a bold and captivating blend of gothic rock, post-punk, and experimental elements. With haunting layers of Celtic harp, synths, and ghostly organs, the track captures the essence of today’s conflicts. The review praises Vivian’s poignant vocals, which blend perfectly with the dark textures to deliver a message of resistance in the face of political and social injustices. “Morning Scars” is described as both raw and sophisticated, ideal for fans of gothic and introspective sounds.

Reviews | Dancing About Architecture Celebrates “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

Reviews | Dancing About Architecture Celebrates “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

In their latest review, Dancing About Architecture dives into the genre-defying nature of “Morning Scars.” The track is described as a blend of post-punk, alt-rock, and gothic elements, with Celtic harp, droning synths, and haunting organ sounds. Touching on themes like the Halloween season, political chaos, and the fight for equality, “Morning Scars” creates a unique and powerful listening experience. The review highlights how the band balances inspiration from the past with groundbreaking new sounds, making this track a standout.

Reviews | Music For All Reviews The Stolen Moans’ “Morning Scars”

Reviews | Music For All Reviews The Stolen Moans’ “Morning Scars”

In a recent review, Music For All describes “Morning Scars” as a deeply hypnotic and melancholic song, perfect for the Halloween season. Blending synthetic elements with organic melodies, the track creates an eerie soundscape reminiscent of gothic aesthetics, with haunting harmonies. The song speaks in a tone of resilience, exploring societal challenges, the US elections, and the ongoing fight for women’s rights. Its powerful dark atmosphere sets it as a perfect anthem for those looking to face the darkness unbowed.