Weaving magic into shoegaze pop, Eros and the Eschaton are like the proverbial feast before the battle, painting with broad, colorful strokes against an ever-changing backdrop. "Injecting romanticism into dreampop forms... that range from Beach House on a warm day to Jeff Buckley and Ben Gibbard-flavored electric folk" (The Indy), Eros and the Eschaton are making "exquisite dreamgaze that carries you through the cloudspheres of your youth and fills your lungs with the breath of your first love and favorite songs…” (Philip Pledger...