The New Eves – The New Eve Is Rising

The debut album The New Eve Is Rising heralds The New Eves as bold, genre-defying visionaries. UNCUT describes it as “a confident, adventurous debut, intuitive yet purposeful and full of reinvention’s promise” – UNCUT, a sonic manifesto that presents a powerful reframing of archetype and storytelling. Far Out celebrates its layered intensity, calling it “outstanding—a real frustrated release, not just in lyricism but in all aspects. Every instrument plays a crucial part, and every second feels accounted for” – Far Out.

Their palette is richly textured and theatrically compelling. DIY praises it as “a playful exercise in boundary-pushing and performance” – DIY, spotlighting its biblical imagery, warped pastoral scenes, and how it balances might with lightness across its nine tracks. Still Listening hails it as “a snarling, spellbound debut that reclaims English folk from the ashes, The New Eves twist tradition into something feral, poetic, and defiantly alive” – Still Listening.

Reviews

“A confident, adventurous debut, intuitive yet purposeful and full of reinvention’s promise” – UNCUT

“Outstanding—a real frustrated release, not just in lyricism but in all aspects. Every instrument plays a crucial part, and every second feels accounted for” – Far Out

“A playful exercise in boundary-pushing and performance” – DIY

“A snarling, spellbound debut that reclaims English folk from the ashes, The New Eves twist tradition into something feral, poetic, and defiantly alive” – Still Listening