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Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - The Way It Shatters

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Artista: Rolling Blackouts Coastal fever Álbum: Endless Rooms Ano: 2022 Faixas/Tempo: 12/45min Estilo: Indie/Jangle Pop/Power Pop Data de Execução: 30/08/2023 Nota: 7,0 Melhor Música: My Echo

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Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Live Show Review: 7/28, Schubas, Chicago

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Melbourne jangle pop band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever could have probably made retreads of their first two EPs and debut LP and been successful. But with 2020′s Sideways to New Italy and May’s Endless Rooms (Sub Pop), they’ve slowly shown their ability to slow it down without sacrificing the hooks. Specifically, Thursday night, during a Lollapalooza aftershow at Schubas, they played a remarkable nine songs in a row from their two most recent albums, proving to the crowd they don’t need to rest on the laurels of the tunes that made them break out. Instead, they relied on their newfound versatility. Following the bouncy “Mainland” was “Dive Deep”, a slow and slinky highlight from Endless Rooms, a careful, but steadfast statement of love and dedication. With a similar sentiment but a harder charge was the next track, “Blue Eye Lake”. The performance exemplified the band’s ability to weave thematic and narrative threads in a set just like they do on their albums: cohesively, yet with the ups and downs that make for a good journey.

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are still at their most thrilling when their songs build up, layer upon layer, with slight increases in volume and/or tempo. From opening song “An Air Conditioned Man” and the wondering “Cameo” to the speedy “Cars In Space”, Tom Russo and Joe White’s electric and Fran Keaney’s acoustic guitars intersected and then ricocheted off each other, all while bassist Joe Russo and drummer Marcel Tussie provided a steady base. To this point, the band may always end their set with “Fountain of Good Fortune” and “French Press”, the two songs that perhaps best demonstrate the “formula” that first wormed its way into the ears of everyone from Flying Nun aficionados to R.E.M. diehards. And as Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever continue to explore new territory, The French Press songs aren’t bad victory laps to ultimately fall back on.

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Endless Rooms, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever (2022)

On the one hand, much of RBCF’s music continues to be so inoffensive and easy-going that one almost feels obliged to criticise it. And yet it’s also thoroughly difficult to do so. Endless Rooms is again a competently performed, occasionally rather glorious work of indie rock/jangle pop. While it might be rather difficult to remember different tracks, the vibe – joyous, positive, somewhat of its own realm – certainly lingers.

Pick: ‘The Way It Shatters’

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Live Review: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever at O2 Ritz in Manchester 31 May 2022

Live Review: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever at O2 Ritz in Manchester 31 May 2022

Words: Andy Hughes A quick Twitter search for ‘rolling blackouts‘ early in the afternoon on Tuesday really set me up for that evening, the top story being a cute little piece about how Britain could face rolling blackouts this winter, with power to 6 million homes rationed in a “reasonable worst case scenario“. It coincided with downpours and even hail (!) during the day, just to provide the…

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Blue Eye Lake Lyrics - Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

Blue Eye Lake Lyrics – Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

Blue Eye Lake Lyrics from Endless Rooms is the latest English song sung by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever.Blue Eye Lake song lyrics written by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and produced by Fran Keaney. Blue Eye Lake Song Details Song: Blue Eye Lake Album: Endless Rooms Singer: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Written: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Producer: Fran Keaney Blue Eye Lake…

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