Press

  • "The Eighty Six Seas have leaned into something fascinating"

    Historical intrigue and mystery are set to a captivating sound, and the first taste arrives with the magnetic pull of ‘Lonely Afternoon.’ An electronic-pop jaunt of detached cool and seductive melodicism. For The Eighty Six Seas, it reflects just another day at the art-pop museum.

    - Vanyaland

  • "Originality that the indie music scene needs more of"

    Solemnly serene with a touch of outside-the-box orchestration. ‘Ghost in the Cityscape’ fills the mind and warms the heart.

    -Jammerzine

  • "An album that defies categorization"

    For fans of Frightened Rabbit, The National and those who appreciate music that challenges and provokes, Scenes From An Art Heist is a must-have. Join The Eighty Six Seas on this captivating musical journey and experience the magic of “Scenes From An Art Heist” for yourself.

    - Conversations About Her

  • "A nostalgic feel that will get underneath your skin in no time"

    The Eighty Six Seas returns with stunning new pieces of music. Frames is a gorgeous folk song, mixing together elements of both the modern and classic versions of the genre. Lovely piano and guitar motifs (and) a string section can be heard in the background, creating an extra layer of beauty.

    - York Calling

  • "Feels like caffeine hitting your bloodstream for the first time in morning"

    This album does exactly what it sets out to do in encapsulating a fictionalized version of a famous art heist.

    - V13

  • "Heartfelt vocals and rich instrumentation"

    Their music offers a captivating blend of genres that’s both emotive and sonically compelling

    - Last Day Deaf

  • "Vibrant and upbeat with big melodies and big guitars"

    A passionate vocal performance, an unusual sound yet also very universal in the big spirit and catchy feel.

    - CATBEAR

  • "A gorgeous blend of folk and electronica"

    Pretty and sincere with a big confident scope

    - We All Want Someone to Shout For