Raise Your Glass & Collapse
Reviews
DJ Bernie
Reviewed 2012-03-08
Reviewed 2012-03-08
Album: raise your glass and Collapse
Artists: Royal Chant
Genre: Indie Rock
Royal Chant is a garage band from the wilds of NSW, Australia. (a.k.a the great state of New South Wales). But Singer Mark Spencer is an American expatriate. Bopping guitars and thumping rhythm guitar would make any true punk rocker proud. Fantastic Album overall, Spencer’s voice is the perfect pitch for the instruments but sometimes the instrumentals drown out his voice. Try: 4, 5, 9, 10
1. Hey Hey- (3:06)- starts with cymbals, drums, leads to punk rock. Cool Guitar cords.
2. Shatters Alright- (4:10)- rhythmic drums. Repetitive “alright alright”. Love song ballad. Punk rockish without the screaming.
3. Petrograd- (2:37)- Guitar lead in, with thumpin’ drums, instrumentals drown out the voice.
4. Ghosts- (1:38)-**** Fast thumping guitar and bass, cymbals throughout. “doesn’t matter what day it is” nice upbeat.
5. Coughing Fits- (4:14)- ******guitar solo intro, mellow, sings about running away. Sad and melancholy.
6. Bored Awake-(3:51)- rempetitive guitars and drums, moaning voice,
7. A series of Sighs- (3:37)- guitar solo intro, drums and guitar blots out vocals, upbeat.
8. Syndrome- (2:38)-*** guitar, old school rockish, repetitive drums,
9. Other- (4:27)- ******mellowish, repetitive guitars, upbeat lyrics, fantastic,
10. Sea chanty- (4:11)- ******Fantastic, best song on the album. Folk songish, slow and extremely Mellow-starts with vocals with light guitars.becomes more upbeat at 1:15.
Artists: Royal Chant
Genre: Indie Rock
Royal Chant is a garage band from the wilds of NSW, Australia. (a.k.a the great state of New South Wales). But Singer Mark Spencer is an American expatriate. Bopping guitars and thumping rhythm guitar would make any true punk rocker proud. Fantastic Album overall, Spencer’s voice is the perfect pitch for the instruments but sometimes the instrumentals drown out his voice. Try: 4, 5, 9, 10
1. Hey Hey- (3:06)- starts with cymbals, drums, leads to punk rock. Cool Guitar cords.
2. Shatters Alright- (4:10)- rhythmic drums. Repetitive “alright alright”. Love song ballad. Punk rockish without the screaming.
3. Petrograd- (2:37)- Guitar lead in, with thumpin’ drums, instrumentals drown out the voice.
4. Ghosts- (1:38)-**** Fast thumping guitar and bass, cymbals throughout. “doesn’t matter what day it is” nice upbeat.
5. Coughing Fits- (4:14)- ******guitar solo intro, mellow, sings about running away. Sad and melancholy.
6. Bored Awake-(3:51)- rempetitive guitars and drums, moaning voice,
7. A series of Sighs- (3:37)- guitar solo intro, drums and guitar blots out vocals, upbeat.
8. Syndrome- (2:38)-*** guitar, old school rockish, repetitive drums,
9. Other- (4:27)- ******mellowish, repetitive guitars, upbeat lyrics, fantastic,
10. Sea chanty- (4:11)- ******Fantastic, best song on the album. Folk songish, slow and extremely Mellow-starts with vocals with light guitars.becomes more upbeat at 1:15.
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Charting
2012-03-10 — 2012-05-12
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| May 6 | 1 |
| Apr 8 | 1 |
| Mar 25 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Hey Hey | ||
| 2. | Shatters Alright | ||
| 3. | Petrograd | ||
| 4. | Ghosts | ||
| 5. | Coughing Fits | ||
| 6. | Bored Awake | ||
| 7. | A Series Of Sighs | ||
| 8. | Syndrome | ||
| 9. | [Other] | ||
| 10. | Sea Chanty |