Mod-Pop into Punk beliefs and attitude playing music would
do good so does the photography for the front cover telling about the shady
summer around swimming pool with An Air Conditioned Man capability to sounded
closer to The jam’s public announcement or Talking Straight in hints as hopes
down but fully realization is a must within this debut album and warm memories
in a charming Lo-Fi passionate Pop guitars, improvements from the quintet named
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and their rare british Indie Rock techniques priory
invites more attention through urgent collective voices stated by Joe Russo on
bass, Marcel Tussie on drums, singer/guitarist Fran Keaney and Tom Russo with
Joe White writing the songs like Sister’s Jean, Ballerine, Exclusive Grave and
How Long ? for The Hammer shall fall for the modern days fouls of our tons of
reasons to carry on our consumerism and demands and as Hope Downs – mother nature
also bleeding again and again for men’s opportunities or greed-seeded over
Melbourne, Australia. Hope Downs:
https://rollingblackoutscoastalfever.bandcamp.com/
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