About this album
Where they were
Released in 2002, 'Paris Kills' marked The 69 Eyes' fifth studio album, solidifying their place in the gothic rock scene after their breakthrough album 'Blessed Be' in 2000. This record showcased their evolution towards a more polished sound while continuing to embrace the sleaze and glam influences that defined their earlier work.
Why it matters
'Paris Kills' garnered significant attention in Europe, reaching high positions on various charts and further establishing The 69 Eyes as key players in the gothic rock genre. Its blend of catchy hooks and dark aesthetics resonated with fans, helping the band secure a loyal following and influence subsequent acts within the glam and gothic scenes.
Essential tracks
- "Dance D'Amour" — This track exemplifies the album's romantic yet haunting vibe, merging infectious melodies with gothic themes that characterize The 69 Eyes' style.
- "Stigmata" — With its driving rhythm and intense lyrics, 'Stigmata' stands out as a powerful anthem reflecting themes of struggle and desire, key elements of the band's identity.
- "Crashing High" — 'Crashing High' encapsulates the album's energy with its upbeat tempo and catchy chorus, making it one of the most memorable tracks that showcases their glam rock influences.
Release Date
January 1, 2002
Artist Origin
Finland
Tracklist
- 1 Crashing High 3:53
- 2 Dance D'Amour 3:55
- 3 Betty Blue 3:37
- 4 Grey 4:15
- 5 Radical 3:51
- 6 Don't Turn Your Back on Fear 3:44
- 7 Stigmata 4:22
- 8 Forever More 4:10
- 9 Still Waters Run Deep 4:10
- 10 Dawn's Highway 6:12
- 11 You're Lost Little Girl 4:42
- 12 Crashing High (Remix) 3:55
- 13 Stigmata (Gothic Mix) 6:14
