Revenge

Rollercoaster Project, The
Absolutely Kosher Records
General | Mar 2010

Reviews

Brick
Reviewed 2010-05-20

Feedback and delay worship guitar. The louder you play it the better it gets. Crescendoes, postrock, shoegaze cliches tied up in one place. I find the piano parts and chord progressions to be a bit cliche. In need of more static feedback/dynamic tension/song structure. Promising moments. Explosions in the Sky, 4ad, mbv and Kranky Records Worshippers take note.

1-Big wide gaping drone & delay worship, guitar ambience, an intro/interlude

2-Gaping guitar dronescape turns into pulsing beat, tinny sound, noise pulse, then some asshole (the singer) yelps a but, and the band doesn't remember to bury him in the mix. anyways they bring it all back with some trippy synthesizers, and everything is cool.

3- ambient emotive piano cheesewhiz. fart. i'm lactose intolerant. it's pretty and all when they ease off, let the space develop near the end.

4-warm bliss shifting tones, reminds me of eluvium. piano doesn't hold on its own, but when the whole mix comes together with the whispered vox, this makes for a nice dreampop track.

5- spacious paino piece without much feedback or delay, quality relaxation, makes for a wonderful interlude

6- total ear overload wtih glorious warbles and goofed out vocoder vox, and some simple drum machine. makes me nauseous in a strangely amusing way, a pepto bismol chuggers delight. pop structure. cool sounds.

7- pretty bliss out delgiht, stretches

8- bleepy bloop synth patch goodness, cool outro. goes inexplicably silent.

Recent airplay

Hoods Up
Minding The GapJun 12, 2013
Revenge
Brownian ValuesJun 23, 2010
What Happened
SCRAMMay 18, 2010
The Forest
Music CasseroleMay 15, 2010
Hoods Up
Hipster GarbageMay 13, 2010
The Forest
Icecaps of White NoiseMay 06, 2010

Charting

2010-05-02 — 2010-07-04
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 27 1
May 23 1
May 16 2
May 9 4

Track listing

1. Christmas Eve
2. What Happened
3. For To Become
4. The Forest
5. Self-Telepathy
6. Hoods Up
7. Revenge
8. In The Wild Hotels Of The Sea