This double A-side single is the first from HTRKs Work (work, work), the London via Berlin via Melbourne duos second albumand first for Ghostlyof phantasmagorical, slowed-to-a-crawl electro. That the two A-sides fall second and third in the tracklist is deceivingEva, built during the album sessions but absent from the final version, is a minute-long collage of noise, crackle, and messed-with snippets from seminal anime epic, The End Of Evangelion. Its an immersing prelude to the stark, gnawing dirge of Eat Yr Heart, a dip of the toe in the pool of obsidian ink HTRK swim in. Eat Yr Hearts black and ballooning bass rumble makes it a Work standout, but here all roads lead to a cover of Suicides Sweetheart. (Or Love You, depending on how up to snuff on rare Suicide release details you are. Obviously, its important to these three.) The original is practically doo-wop, but HTRKs version, while reverent in tone, has only hints of optimism. Chords have been warped, the groups signature, between-consciousness textures have been added, and it ends up feeling like a slow dance on sleeping pills.