Watch: The loneliness of public transport in Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever’s ‘Sister’s Jeans’
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are having a breakout year.
Their debut LP Hope Downs won the hearts of fans and critics alike, ourselves included, with its dreamy shoegaze melodies and jangly guitars.
Ahead of a lengthy Australian and European tour, which will see them on the go until Christmas, the group have dropped a video for their new single ‘Sister’s Jeans’. Directed by Riley Blakeway and made possible from the group’s being awarded the Levi’s Music Prize, the video has a distinctly indie-film vibe.
Loosely following the journey of a group of travellers aboard the same bus, it’s easy to be struck by just how lonely that crowd of people look together. A fitting visual for the nostalgic tone of the track itself.
Onwards and upwards!
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