Hater - Red Blinders - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: Their ability to effortlessly write songs that are devastating in their lyrical impact yet bewitching to hear is only rivaled by a few.' Revue / Their unique take on rock music feels familiar and lived-in, taking bits from indie-pop, post-punk, and classic rock.' Stereogum / InchGorgeous, achingly bittersweet vocals, perpetually swaying between comforting and devastating. Gorilla Vs Bear / You can imagine John Peels hurriedly inaccurate summation of a cold and unforgiving Swedish winter as he juxtaposes the big-jumper-like welcoming warmth of Hater. Their rich and tempered guitars are an almost Marr-approved Smiths-like foil for Caroline Landahl's beautifully accented and accentuated vocal Inchit's a heartwarming brew. We know little of their home town, Malmo, Peel might have mused, caught up in Hater's minor chord world weariness, 'other than that Roy Hodgson had a particularly successful time there probably long before this young four-piece were actually born. Indeed. Hater are new to the game. Last year's well-received debut album, 'You Tried' earned comparisons to Alvvays, The Pretenders and even Jefferson Airplane, eclectic for sure, but that's just incidental. Their new EP distinguishes their very own super polished and intricate guitar-led dreamy pop. Featuring their first single for Fire, the wonderfully forlorn and truly lovesick 'Blushing' (we've all been there) and 'Rest' with it's haunting monosyllabic guitar break, a super-clean chiming motif that seems like a closing salvo before it regains momentum and brings proceedings to a suitable climax, welcoming back Landahl for one last chorus. The echoey eeriness of 'Red Blinders' could have come right out of the bubble blowing indie pop hey days of the early '80s, while 'Penthouse' is a chunkier c86 groove with a wind blowing through it's motorik rhythm.1. Blushing 2. Rest 3. Red Blinders 4. Penthouse
- Artist: Hater
- Title: Red Blinders
- Format: CD
- Label: Fire Records
- Release Date: 12/15/2017
- Genre: Rock
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Hater - Red Blinders - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 809236151520
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Their ability to effortlessly write songs that are devastating in their lyrical impact yet bewitching to hear is only rivaled by a few.' Revue / Their unique take on rock music feels familiar and lived-in, taking bits from indie-pop, post-punk, and classic rock.' Stereogum / InchGorgeous, achingly bittersweet vocals, perpetually swaying between comforting and devastating. Gorilla Vs Bear / You can imagine John Peels hurriedly inaccurate summation of a cold and unforgiving Swedish winter as he juxtaposes the big-jumper-like welcoming warmth of Hater. Their rich and tempered guitars are an almost Marr-approved Smiths-like foil for Caroline Landahl's beautifully accented and accentuated vocal Inchit's a heartwarming brew. We know little of their home town, Malmo, Peel might have mused, caught up in Hater's minor chord world weariness, 'other than that Roy Hodgson had a particularly successful time there probably long before this young four-piece were actually born. Indeed. Hater are new to the game. Last year's well-received debut album, 'You Tried' earned comparisons to Alvvays, The Pretenders and even Jefferson Airplane, eclectic for sure, but that's just incidental. Their new EP distinguishes their very own super polished and intricate guitar-led dreamy pop. Featuring their first single for Fire, the wonderfully forlorn and truly lovesick 'Blushing' (we've all been there) and 'Rest' with it's haunting monosyllabic guitar break, a super-clean chiming motif that seems like a closing salvo before it regains momentum and brings proceedings to a suitable climax, welcoming back Landahl for one last chorus. The echoey eeriness of 'Red Blinders' could have come right out of the bubble blowing indie pop hey days of the early '80s, while 'Penthouse' is a chunkier c86 groove with a wind blowing through it's motorik rhythm.1. Blushing 2. Rest 3. Red Blinders 4. Penthouse
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