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Like a kaleidoscope song7/1/2023 ![]() ![]() They proved it again during last year's lockdown, churning out one perfect pop tune after another on a monthly basis. ![]() John O'Brien from The Courier-Mail said "In the words of more than one fan, Sheppard have never done a bad song. Poppy Reid from Rolling Stone Australia said "This third offering is a seamless mix of carefree sunshine, heartbreak, and disco-thumped redemption." Stack Magazine called it an "album of pop pearls". That message has managed to wind its way throughout the entire record." Reception Professional ratings Review scores It's a strangely beautiful metaphor for love and how the world seems much brighter when you're in love. On the other hand, if you continue to tumble, you'll eventually find new beauty in a different arrangement of the same pieces. It's often bittersweet, because the slightest change can shift the entire picture forever. To most people it might just be a tube with pretty shards of glass, but to us it represented so much more." Amy Sheppard added "Each time you look into a kaleidoscope, you are looking at something in a new light. In October 2020, the band confirmed the release date as 19 February 2021 and announced the title of the project as Kaleidoscope Eyes, with George Sheppard saying "Somewhere along the album's journey, I became obsessed with the idea of a kaleidoscope. George Sheppard said "Our forthcoming album isn't necessarily a concept album, but there's definitely a cohesive theme running throughout the songs and a linear narrative that I hope people are able to piece together as the year goes on and the album grows." In February 2020, the band announced they would release a new single every month of 2020, leading to a new studio album late in 2020. The band rediscovered life outside of touring Amy Sheppard kick-started a global body-positive movement called Kiss My Fat Ass and became engaged to her longtime partner Lachlan Emma Sheppard built a caravan house with her partner and George spent time as a father and explore new artistic avenues. Background and release Ĭoming off of three back-to-back world tours, two major album cycles, multiple awards and several years together, Sheppard spent 2019 writing, recording and taking time to discover who they are now. ![]() The album debuted at number two on the Australian ARIA charts, 67 copies fewer than Architects' For Those That Wish to Exist at number one. The album was first announced in February 2020, with the release date and title confirmed in October 2020, following a series of singles. Kaleidoscope Eyes is the third studio album by Australian indie pop band Sheppard, released on 26 February 2021. ![]()
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