Artist: Red Riders
Album:Drown In Colour
Year: 2009
Genre: Indie,Rock,Pop
Tracklist:
1. Tomorrow/today
2. Ordinary
3. You've Got A Lot Of Nerve
4. Feels Like Grace
5. All Mine
6. So Long
7. Over Again
8. The Beginning Of Th
9. Never Gonna Be Enough
10. The Siren Sings
11. Farewell Cruel City
"Think your band has been through some tough times? Try this curveball on for size: a successful album release, a national tour (both as an opening act and as a headliner) and significant radio and television airplay around your native country. This, all to be stopped in its tracks to a screeching halt with the departure of one of your founding members, whose co-lead vocals assisted in establishing your sound to begin with. Tough, right? It certainly seems a difficult obstacle, which is why it’s entirely understandable that it’s taken Sydney in-crowd kids Red Riders so long to follow up their debut record, Replica Replica. With said founding member Adrian Deutsch out of the picture (now replaced by Vines bassist Brad Heald on guitar), the lead vocal duties now are based entirely around fellow vocalist/guitarist Alex Grigg. It’s impressive enough that the band has survived their downfall, but the plot thickens when the product of the new-look band, Drown in Colour, is such an engaging album. There’s little flaw to be found and enough substance to warrant a new sense of interest in the band." fasterlouder
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