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Their first album was the underground hit Sworn Eyes, produced by Doug Scharin. A few personnel changes followed, and the revamped lineup including members of June of 44. HiM released Our Point of Departure in 1999, which signified a very clear shift toward a more jazz-like sound, followed by a major
Who Stole The I Walkman? Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Sworn Eyes by HIM. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
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18. Jan. 2021 · A Veredict Of Science 00:00Of The Periphery 19:55Trace Elements 28:38Scorn Nothing 32:48Sworn Eyes 42:36Traces (Bonus Track) 55:25
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Jazz-oriented experimental music from the Chicago post-rock crowd, with HiM constant Doug Scharin aided by guitarist Jeff Parker (from Tortoise and Isotope 217) and other musicians associated with outfits such as Rex and Chicago Underground Duo.
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Streaming + Download. Another sudden stylistic shift redefined Him as a jazz-rock combo. Rob Mazurek's cornet plays the ghost of Miles Davis on Sworn Eyes (Perishable, 1999), an album that also features guitarist Jeff Parker and bassist Bundy Brown.
Sworn Eyes, an Album by HiM. Released 2 November 1999 on Perishable (catalog no. PER009; CD). Genres: Post-Rock, Jazz-Rock. Rated #1451 in the best albums of 1999. Featured peformers: Doug Scharin (drums, percussion, bass, sampler, mixing), Brian Deck (recording engineer), Roger Seibel (mastering engineer).
