Astronomically-wise What is dark matter, exactly? For starters, we don’t perceive it in the form of stars and planets. Second, it isn’t in the form of normal dark clouds. Dark matter, unlike normal matter, is not affected by the electromagnetic force. It doesn’t absorb, reflect, or emit light, making it incredibly difficult to detect. What does Eva Gardner‘s new EP “”Darkmatter”” have to do with this scientific explanation? Well, the album has six fantastic tracks that will carry you beyond galaxies in search of more of their secrets, as well as your own! “I can see you in the darkness, for love across the sky,” she sang in “High Moon.” You’ll think she’s talking to the moon above the sea, or to the dark depths of your soul.
Eva Garnder, the incomparable dazzling star, was born in Los Angeles to follow in the footsteps of her father, English bass rocker Kim Gardner, into the musical galaxy. At the age of 14, she began performing with live bands in her hometown of Los Angeles. Her professional career began in 2001/2002 when she toured and recorded with The Mars Volta as the original bassist. Eva has since toured and performed alongside a number of musicians throughout the world, including Cher, P!nk, Gwen Stefani, Cher, Veruca Salt, Moby, and Tegan & Sara.
She released her first single “London Nights” in November 19th, to be followed by the rest of the EP in December 17th. Her first song, “London Nights,” was released on November 19th, followed by the rest of the EP on December 17th. It’s a pretty good start to such bright rhythms, with the thrill of meeting strangers and wandering around London eagerly.
“There’s magic up in the stars, they shine like there’s no one around.” She sang in “High Moon,” with her soft, vibrant vocals, and that’s how I felt about this EP! It’s a work of splendor among the stars. It has incredible guitar and bass tones, and the lyrics in each track are personal, relatable and perfectly match the melodies and Eva’s delicate vocals. I tried but failed to pick a favorite. Instead, I continued listening to the entire EP over and over, rummaging through it as if I’d known it for years. If you play it with your eyes closed properly, you’ll see bright colors in the middle of your “Dark Matter”.
