Pop Noir: Composed of members of New York-based Sleepy Kitty and Harvey Danger (of ‘Peep Show’ theme song) and London’s Say Yes, Do Nothing, The Open Flames bring equal parts attitude and experience to their rough-edged, literate alt-rock.

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Coming after the critically acclaimed debut single ‘Drop A Coin,’ ‘Eat Alone’ brings new dimensions to The Open Flames’ melodic storytelling and richly ranging sonic textures, ahead of their debut album Same Time Next Year.

 

"'Eat Alone' is about when you want to help someone who's hurting, and they don't want the help," explains Dave Eastman. "It's a heartbreaking situation that we try to show through a caregiver's pleas — and memories — and the noise of the song."​​