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Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Sideways to New Italy [LRS20] Sub Pop LP

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Sideways to New Italy Sub Pop CD | LP

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever In the Capital Sub Pop Records 7"

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Talk Tight The first release from Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, originally released in 2016 but now available on vinyl for the first time. Seven rip-roaring tracks that move by their own logic, any one of which could be a single and all of which leave you wanting more in the best way possible... Listening to these seven tunes, you can easily trace a national lineage: the relentlessness of Radio Birdman, the pop literacy of the Go-Betweens, the rambunctious energy of the Easybeats, and the belief—shared with Courtney Barnett—that guitars are not just crucial to the message but might very well be the message themselves. Sub Pop CD | LP

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever The French Press The new EP from Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever that follows on from 2016's Talk Tight, Australian indie-rock with a real beachy-vibe. For fans of Sundara Karma and Blaenavon. The French Press levels up on everything that made Talk Tight such an immediate draw. Multi-tracked melodies which curl around one another, charging drums and addictive bass lines converge to give each track its driving momentum. Honed through their live shows, this relentless energy carries the record through new chapters in the band’s Australian storybook. Sub Pop CD | LP

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Hope Downs The long awaited debut album from Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever. The album title, taken from the name of a vast open cut mine in the middle of Australia, refers to the feeling of standing at the edge of the void of the big unknown, and finding something to hold on to. It’s a record that focuses on finding the bright spots at a time when cynicism all too often feels like the natural state. Sub Pop Records CD | LP