News
That’ll Teach Them To Treat E Like A Terrorist!
Sep 23, 2010
By Laura Studarus
In new Eels video, “Baby Loves Me,” bearded leadman E, wanders around a London that appears to be straight out of our childhood fantasies…awww…sweet! Of course, with the notoriously moody troubadour, nothing is ever that innocent. More
Tomorrow Morning Due Out August 24th
May 21, 2010
By Michele Yamamoto
Eels have announced a massive upcoming summer tour and the release date of the new album, Tomorrow Morning. The 14-track album, which will serve as the closing chapter of what group leader Mark Oliver Everett deems a trilogy with Hombre Lobo and End Times, is set for an August 24th release date on Eels' E Works Record Label. More
Feb 10, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Eels have rolled out "Unhinged," a video from their newest album End Times. In it, things go from "normal" (reading in bed), to well...not quite so normal. More
New Album to be Released Six Months After Previous Effort, Hombre Lobo
Oct 14, 2009
By Laura Studarus
Eels have announced their eighth studio album, End Times. More
Reviews
Sep 06, 2010
By By Pasquale Iannone
It has certainly been a prolific three years for Eels’ Mark Oliver Everett. His moving autobiography Things the Grandchildren Should Know was published in 2007, while the award-winning documentary Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives saw Everett explore the life of his renowned quantum physicist father Hugh Everett III. Tomorrow Morning is his ninth studio album, the final part of a trilogy begun with Hombre Loco and End Times. More
Feb 10, 2010
By John Everhart
"I'll lock the world away/Haunted by my better days," Mark Oliver Everett, aka E, wheezes dejectedly on "Nowadays," exhibiting the dignified sense of resignation that colors End Times, the second Eels album in less than 10 months, and light years away emotionally from his most recent, Hombre Lobo. Lobo found E assuming the fictional werewolf character "Dog Faced Boy," waxing rapturously of unrequited love and desire. Here, he seems enmeshed in memory, consumed with the inevitable deterioration of relationships across time and distance, while still fitfully yearning for redemption. More
