What is a man most frightened of?
Moments that turn you cold on the inside. Skipped beats, piss stained horror and dark edges where shapes form just beyond the reach of eyesight. These shapes moving in the periphery have a
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After 12 years of mining for light in doomed relationships (2001's Blueprint For Modern Noise), dead end towns (2004's Damnation) and wandering the outer isolated extremities of society (2007's Protest Songs), The Nation Blue have returned to roost in the most insipid locale, their own backyards...While criticism of surrounding environments have provided easy fodder for The Nation Blue in the past, uneasy has been appraisal of their own failings and insecurities.
Stewing in their own bleakness while writing a comprehensive list of all the appalling things they have done to people, the band have created a rather claustrophobic and ominous work that has taken over a year to complete.
Rising Waters is a hopelessly sliding account of people on the wrong side of youth trying to reconcile problems in their heads...surrounded by darkness and spinning saws.
Moments that turn you cold on the inside. Skipped beats, piss stained horror and dark edges where shapes form just beyond the reach of eyesight. These shapes moving in the periphery have a
soundtrack..
After 12 years of mining for light in doomed relationships (2001's Blueprint For Modern Noise), dead end towns (2004's Damnation) and wandering the outer isolated extremities of society (2007's Protest Songs), The Nation Blue have returned to roost in the most insipid locale, their own backyards...While criticism of surrounding environments have provided easy fodder for The Nation Blue in the past, uneasy has been appraisal of their own failings and insecurities.
Stewing in their own bleakness while writing a comprehensive list of all the appalling things they have done to people, the band have created a rather claustrophobic and ominous work that has taken over a year to complete.
Rising Waters is a hopelessly sliding account of people on the wrong side of youth trying to reconcile problems in their heads...surrounded by darkness and spinning saws.
About this track...
"Employment can be soul destroying and Marx and Maslow can't tell me otherwise. This song is about inability to interact with people between the hours of 9am and 5pm." Thomas Lyngcoln
Other tracks by The Nation Blue: I See Colors - I'm Inbred
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| Number Of People In Act | 3 Piece |
| State/Territory Artist Is Based In | VIC |
| City/Town/Region Artist Is Based In | Melbourne |
| Taken From The Release Titled | Rising Waters |
| Copyright Holder's Name | The Nation Blue |
| Publisher | Mushroom Music |
| Media Servicing Date | 2009-08-07 |
| Main Genre | Rock |
| Genre 2 | Punk |
| Contains explicit lyrics or themes that may offend some listeners | Yes |
| Artist Official Web Site | http://www.myspace.com/thenationblue |
| Artist Social Network Page | http://www.myspace.com/thenationblue |
| Content Provider | Casadeldisco Records |
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