Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever"There’s an additional sense of wistful reflection and a wider musical palette on Sideways To New Italy that takes their sound to even greater heights." - Chris Familton
Melbourne quintet Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have an incredible knack of lulling their listeners into a false sense of musical security, before chicaning into something wild yet welcome.
Take Cars In Space: for the first 30 seconds the tune jangles along like a Smiths deep cut with shimmering guitar and emphatic vocals. And then? Saxophone. Suddenly, the chorus hits like ton of bricks and there’s no option but to just get up and dance.
The entirety of Sideways To New Italy does this with peak precision, and the band have perfected the art of pulling the rug out from beneath their audience.
