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Artist: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

Indie Rock

Ivy League Records Sub Pop Records Robert Christgau Melbourne

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are an indie rock band for formed in Melbourne in 2013 by three singer-guitarists: Fran Keaney, Tom Russo & Joe White.

Their debut EP Talk Tight was issued in 2016 via Ivy League Records, recieving an A grade review from Robert Christgau. Their follow up EP, French Press, was released via Sub Pop Records and once again received favourably appraise. In 2018 Rolling Blackouts C. F. issued their debut full-length album, Hope Downs, after playing at St. Jerome's Laneway Festival.

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever on chasing down ‘expansive sounds’ for ‘Endless Rooms’

by Manning Patston

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever underwent many changes for their upcoming third album, Endless Rooms. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have been a summer staple of the Australian music scene since their 2017…

News

On ‘Sideways To New Italy’, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever trace the slow fading of time

by Claudia Schmidt

There’s an addictive quality to Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever that seems best attributed to the fact that they manage to craft such credible worlds with expert precision. It’s easy to recall…

Music

WATCH: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – ‘Cars In Space’

by Claudia Schmidt

Aussie legends Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have delivered the goods on their jangly new track, Cars In Space. It’s accompanied by a video set in an entrancingly bleak Australian drive-in, bathed…

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Brunswick Music Festival unveil 2020 program with Sheer Mag, Kevin Morby and more

by Happy

Get ready for Brunswick Music Festival 2020, calling in the talents of Sheer Mag, Seeker Lover Keeper, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, and many more. Brunswick Music Festival has plans to…

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LISTEN: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Read My Mind

by Happy

For their second release of 2019, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are here with their new single Read My Mind. It’s a catchy tune with a relaxed, atmospheric feel, so sit…

Music

LISTEN: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – In The Capital

by Happy

Melbourne quintet Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have dropped their new single In The Capital… what looks to be the first half of a new double A-side single. Listen to the…

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Australian Music Prize names Courtney Barnett, Gurrumul and more in their 2018 shortlist

by Jessie Wilson

Every year the Australian Music Prize honours the greatest Australian albums of the year. The Australian Music Prize has been running for 14 years now with an aim of honouring…

Lists
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Happy Mag’s Top 100 Songs of 2018: 11-20

by Happy

Presenting Happy Mag’s Top 100 Songs of 2018! We’re almost there – here are the amazing tracks which made our Top 20. 11. Tropical Fuck Storm – You Let My…

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Origin Fields has your New Year’s Eve sorted with this epic summer lineup

by Louise Osborne

Perth-based festival, Origin Fields, previously known as Origin NYE, has just dropped a huge lineup featuring some of the biggest and best. The rebranded WA festival will feature some killer…

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Fairgrounds Festival just dropped their 2018 lineup and it’s a ripper

by Louise Osborne

Australia’s beloved boutique Fairgrounds Festival is back for another year and they’ve just announced a pretty bloody good lineup. The lineup features some of Australia’s favourite homegrown artists including Courtney Barnett,…

Interviews

Scoring free drinks with Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

by Brooke Tunbridge

After playing a killer set to a huge showing of fans at Splendour In The Grass, Fran, Tom and Joe from Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever sat down to talk about…

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Brisbane Festival announce absolutely huge full 2018 line-up

by Happy

Over the past couple of years, Brisbane Festival has built itself as one of the biggest and best city-wide festivals on the globe. But this year they’ve really outdone themselves….

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Childish Gambino leads absolutely huge Spilt Milk 2018 lineup

by Happy

Over the past number of years, Spilt Milk has established itself as one of the best music festivals in Australia… but oh my! They’ve really outdone themselves with their 2018…