Australia soft punk/indie rock band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have unleashed the video for their new single "My Echo".
The song is taken from their upcoming third studio album 'Endless Rooms', which will be released on May 6 via Sub Pop Records and Ivy League Records. Pre-order your copy here.
'My Echo' is a guitar-driven earworm, carrying melancholy-tinged lyrics: “Count all the pangs // that ache // While you lay there // Keep on the screen // But in between // You wait there.” The song is about being surrounded by phone screens, computer screens, tv screens, paranoia and loss of time and place,” says Fran Keaney. “The album recording is pretty faithful to the very first rough recording. Most of Tom’s leads were improvised but they became the DNA of the song.” The video starts a staged performance of the band playing, and ends with them donning giant paper-maché heads.
'My Echo' is a guitar-driven earworm, carrying melancholy-tinged lyrics: “Count all the pangs // that ache // While you lay there // Keep on the screen // But in between // You wait there.” The song is about being surrounded by phone screens, computer screens, tv screens, paranoia and loss of time and place,” says Fran Keaney. “The album recording is pretty faithful to the very first rough recording. Most of Tom’s leads were improvised but they became the DNA of the song.” The video starts a staged performance of the band playing, and ends with them donning giant paper-maché heads.
Watch/listen below.
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