The Eyebrows

The Eyebrows are a three-piece band known for their energetic blend of 1970s punk, power pop, and touches of shoegaze. The band consists of Jay Garrigan, who handles songwriting, vocals, guitar, and keys; bassist Darrin Gray, known for playing a vintage EB-O bass guitar; and drummer Shawn Lynch, who draws inspiration from drumming legends like Ringo Starr and Keith Moon. Their music is characterized by its anthemic quality, with sleaze-rock guitars and catchy vocals reminiscent of Cheap Trick's Robin Zander. Recent releases include "Say Yeah!" and tracks from their LP "Fight/Flight," such as "Disguises."

Their recordings often involve notable collaborations, such as with Mitch Easter for studio work and Bill Skibbe for mastering, indicating a commitment to high-quality production and a connection to influential figures in the indie rock scene. The Eyebrows continue to engage their audience with immersive musical experiences, showcasing their unique style and energetic performances.