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The jangled goodness that rolls out of Australia never flags and Melbournes Floodlights have taken up the emotionally scarred mantle from many of their peers echoing The Bats, The Chills, Goon Sax.. Raven Sings The Blues Its careworn and polemical and quite Rolling Blackouts and The Goon Sax then perhaps occupying the left- and right-hand thrones of the current Australian guitar pop court, Floodlights are the new prince; a little uncouth and unconcerned with courtly manners, proud and ready to stir and advance their own political, lyrical and sonic ways. Backseat Mafia From a View deliciously evokes those 1980s days of musical promise, with the likes of the the Go-Betweens and REM energetically awaiting their turn in the musical spotlight. The album starts with the builder Waters Edge, with great vocals from Louis Parsons and minimal guitar motifs reminiscent to these ears of the Pale Saints. Pennyblackmusic.
EDGY ANTIPODEAN INDIE-ROCK/JANGLE FOR FANS OF THE CLEAN/FLYING NUN/ ROLLING BLACKOUTS/THE VASELINES/GOON SAX/GO-BETWEENS.
400 COPIES WORLDWIDE ON YELLOW OCHRE VINYL **INDIES ONLY**
Nao Anzai (Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever) engineered the album and then mixed it over the infamous Australian summer. Mikey Young (Total Control/Eddie Current) recently added the final touch with mastering. Its careworn and polemical and quite Rolling Blackouts and The Goon Sax then perhaps occupying the left- and right-hand thrones of the current Australian guitar pop court, Floodlights are the new prince; a little uncouth and unconcerned with courtly manners, proud and ready to stir and advance their own political, lyrical and sonic ways.






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