sheep eyes take on Brian Eno’s Third Uncle with sharp focus and nervy momentum, honoring the original’s skeletal tension while injecting their own art rock urgency. Jagged guitars, taut rhythms, and clipped vocals give the track a restless pulse that feels both reverent and confrontational. Rather than smoothing the edges, the band leans into the song’s angularity, letting it snap and twitch with modern bite. As the first glimpse of their upcoming spring album, this cover doubles as a statement of intent: fearless, wired, and unafraid to wrestle with influential material on their own terms.
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