When we found out our music got her way to Japan we were very surprised and excited. We love the Japanese culture, art, animation and their crazy sense of fashion!
Eatliz interview and music is featured in Asian Rock Rising weekly radio show with Kazuo Ogasawara, Vol. 67. Listen to it here.
You can also buy our music in Japan at Asiak Rock Rising store here.
“Tel Aviv’s Eatliz play a classic brand of atmospheric indie rock that has fueled great popularity in their Israeli homeland..In the new animated video for “Lose This Child” the brooding mood and simple imagery of animated turtles crawling across a deserted nighttime beach ideally suits the song’s essential melancholy”.
Popmatters
“Eatliz makes dreamy, atmospheric songs and imbuing them with complex and ornate arrangements and haunting vocals. And they have a Gorillaz-like alternate, altered universe of animated personae. Their new video, “Lose This Child,” continues their tradition of creating spellbinding, envelope-pushing, effects-bending videos. Taken from their album Teasing Nature, “Lose This Child” recalls some of the quieter moments of Radiohead’s OK Computer. The video is a stop-motion tour de force, crafting an entire imaginary world out of sand, with turtles and other sea creatures rising out of the ground. It really needs to be seen to be believed”.
MTV Buzzworthy
“Lose This Child” is some heady, spooky prog rock off their new album Teasing Nature. It has an ever-so-slight Eastern folk twang on the melodies and acoustics in the verses. The chorus is really just a chance for the lead songstress Lee Triffon to show off those heart-wrenching high notes”.
MTV Iggy
“Lose yourself in this mesmerizing stop-animation video. Tender, thought-provoking and exquisitely rendered; The video interprets the lyric voice of the individual into a reflection on our place and role in the environment. The fragility of existence translated into images, it sounds a warning and a message of hope in the power of art to transcend and transform reality.
Midnighteast magazine
“Lose This Child uses stop-motion sand sculptures to tell the tale of hatchling turtles battling to the sea. Shot over the course of a night, this beautiful video shows just what can be achieved with a modest budget, lots of sand and lots of patience. Laura Swinton caught up with The Nathans to find out more”
Youngdirectoraward
Download “Lose This Child” MP3 for free here.
Last week we were the guests of the “Dream Team” late night on national Israeli TV.
Watch “Lose This Child” and “Berlin” from the show.
Download the Free MP3 of “Lose This Child” HERE & Feel Free To Blog, Post and Share 
The video was directed by the famed Yuval and Merav Nathan, who are known for their eye-popping stop motion animation, beautifully illustrated in the GRAMMY nominated video for ‘Her Morning Elegance‘ which has been viewed in YouTube only more than 16 million times.
The brilliant new creation from the Nathans utilizes moving sand sculptures, which help make the characters part of their environment. The majority of the video was painstakingly photographed frame by frame at a beach in the early morning hours over several months. Each night, the crew had limited time and were up against the elements, but were able to create this mini-masterpiece. “Lose This Child” marks the second collaboration between Eatliz and the Nathans. The first was the video for “Attractive” which which was named the “Best Video of the Decade” by Israel’s music television channel.
‘Teasing Nature’ is Eatliz third release, which pulls the band out of their comfort zone. The outcome is a very focused and clear album in comparison to the bands past albums – all the heterogenic elements flow into a common denominator. Still you can find in their music a broad range of genres and adventurous vibe. The album was mixed by Tamir Muskat (Balkan Beat Box). Teasing Nature comes with a special edition of album and Live DVD, documenting a show at Barby Tel Aviv club. As a bonus, the band’s eye popping animation music videos are included. Here is some of the first album reviews; “Eatliz has done an incredible job capturing the band’s live energy in the studio album. The stunning and delicate piano ballad “Got It,” shows Lee’s crystalline layers of vocalise perfectly balance the lyrical passages. The album concludes with two standouts; “Tears”, Tremendous vocal harmonies and rich instrumental arrangements characterize a warm chorus. The powerful instrumental conclusion will likely conclude the main set or encore of a few Eatliz live performances. The album concludes with the delicately sung accessible “Mystical Lady.” Keyboard- and guitar-based instrumentals perfectly complement Lee’s crystalline vocal delivery. Production of the final track is outstanding” “With their second album coming out and tours of Europe and the US on the books, Tel Aviv versatile alternative rockers are ready to take on the world. Teasing Nature represents a giant step forward for the band, with their divergent influences coalescing into a convincing cohesive whole. From the seductively syncopated opening song, “Your House,” to the pumped up single “Berlin” presents their harder-edged pop side, while the delicate “Got It” would make Kate Bush stand up and take notice” “Possibly because it’s from across the world, Eatliz’s music has twists and turns that you don’t see coming and takes you into unfamiliar territory built out of harmonies and unusual chord progressions. Songs like “Lose This Child” take you on a journey through very different emotions, making the switch on a subtle chord to ease you into the change. Their music feels complicated, creating happy and comforting emotions, while at the very same time creating an atmosphere of dissonance and discomfort” “Teasing Nature is the most complicated and challanging work of art in the Israeli popular music from recent years” “One song struck me as a winner from the very first listen, and that was “Got It”. If this song doesn’t break them into the big time, then frankly the world ain’t right” “An album of mixed colores, sprawling over a range of emotions. Unique dazed journey, sophisticated, catchy. A true gourmet” “In a world where you are good as your’e last albu, Eatliz can reap the results” Purchase the album / special digipack with live DVD at Anova Music Store or at Amazon.
Musical Discoveries
The Jerusalem Post
SSGMusic
Israel Hayorm newspaper
I Googled Israel
YosMusic
Yedioth Tel Aviv magazine
We threw 3 big album release parties to celebrate the release of “Teasing Nature under Anova Music. All of the shows were featured with special video art edited by our drummer Omry plus live video art from the video art artist Plankton.
For the first time we had special animation in the performance plus 3 cellos and a pianist for the classic part of the show. Big thans for everyone who showed up and to all arty the photographers. Youv’e pumped us and gave us energy for 2011.
If you missed it, fear not! We have lots of visual memories for you. See the full galleries from the show here: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem & Haifa.
Credits: Make up artist Omer Zugir, Lee’s arty dresses by Yael Ginzburgski Eisenberg & Meital Shaul, video art by Plankton.
Our new album “Teasing Nature” is available also with live DVD, shot at the end of 2009 at Barby Tel Aviv club with 8 cameras, directed by Ran Jurgenson. As bonus tracks, you’ll get our animation music vidoes. How fun is that? 
Take a sneak at two songs for the live DVD; Zoo and Sunshine.
Two weeks ago we were the guests of Ariel college radio and performed an acoustic session;Watch Voice Over, Tears, Lose This Child and Nine – from our new album “Teasing Nature”, and “Say Where” from our debut album “Violently Delicate”.
Eatliz is known for the internal diversity of its sound – racing from metal to melodic, with layers of different genres. “We’re many people,” says Or, “and our musical direction is not a single line, it’s many lines radiating outward in different directions. It’s lots of different places merging together… I can’t say that Eatliz is rock n’ roll or progressive metal…when we create a new piece we’re not limited – ‘oh that’s not us’. We’re like a musical chameleon. We can change but still remain with the imprint of Eatliz.”
Read the full interview.
Interview with Guy for TarbutRU magazine here.
Lizzy Hicks, the adventurous girl from Hey animation music video is showing her skills trying to sing one of our songs. See how she handels it..
Directed By: Gabash & Talia Tsur, Animated by: Talia Tsur
Studio Aiko: Shading, Texturing, Lighting, Rendering and Compositing, Design & Moddeling by: Sherban Darie
