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After a landmark 12 months for Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, who released their debut album Hope Downs to worldwide critical acclaim in June 2018, Sub Pop Records are excited to reveal new music from the Melbourne band in the form of single, In The Capital. The track features alongside a second A-side single, titled Read My Mind.
To celebrate the highly-anticipated arrival of new music, the band have announced extensive touring plans for the UK and Europe this summer.
Fran Keaney describes how In The Capital came together: I first had the idea for the melody and some of the lyrics when I was swimming. Its taken a while to finish the song, to make it feel like the initial feeling. I cant neatly describe it, but something like connection despite distance. I was thinking about transience and water and death and big cities and fishing towns and moon river.
To say 2018 was a big year for Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever is an understatement. The release of Hope Downs which featured singles Mainland, Talking Straight, An Air Conditioned Man, Time In Common and Sisters Jeans was embraced by lovers of their early EPs Talk Tight and The French Press and new fans alike. The record quickly became one of the most acclaimed albums of the year, appearing in many sought after Best Of 2018 lists, coming in at #3 on Mojos Album of The Year list (and was named Mojos Debut Album Of The Year), #2 on Uncuts Albums Of The Year and many more. The band kicked off 2019 by being shortlisted for the prestigious AMP Award.
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever also enjoyed tremendous support from the likes of triple j, Double J, Pitchfork, The Guardian, Paste Magazine, NME, Rolling Stone, BBC 6 Music, Stereogum, DIY and Q.
Meanwhile, the bands renowned live show led to selling-out their mammoth Hope Downs Australian tour, as well as sold-out performances in London, San Diego, San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Toronto, Vancouver, Philadelphia and New York City. The huge touring schedule also included shows at the worlds biggest music festivals, from Coachella, The Great Escape, Primavera, and Shaky Knees to Lowlands, Pukkelpop, Green Man and Splendour In The Grass.
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Praise for Hope Downs: The possible indie rock album of the year The Guardian; Timeless Uncut; A joy of a record NME; Hope Downs shows how jangling indie should be done Q
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