Melbourne outfit Rushcutter has spent the past year and a half perfecting their sound, gigging around the traps and working with some incredibly big names in the music industry. All this incredible hard work will one day pay off with their debut album, but for the moment, fans are appeased with the 'Call High Water' EP, available at the band's live shows and in the shops on September 11. Enter the clip for the title track of the EP. Filmed entirely in black and white, the video entails the camera chasing the boys around a very sparsely decorated home. Lead singer Jaime soon tires of this and decides to pop out for a walk instead, pausing artistically in front of a tiled wall. We're fans of the washing machine on the rooftop - and of the song. It's incredibly reminiscent of the glory days of '70s American soft rock - and we reckon the US will lap it up.
Monday, July 27, 2009
RUSHCUTTER : Call High Water
Melbourne outfit Rushcutter has spent the past year and a half perfecting their sound, gigging around the traps and working with some incredibly big names in the music industry. All this incredible hard work will one day pay off with their debut album, but for the moment, fans are appeased with the 'Call High Water' EP, available at the band's live shows and in the shops on September 11. Enter the clip for the title track of the EP. Filmed entirely in black and white, the video entails the camera chasing the boys around a very sparsely decorated home. Lead singer Jaime soon tires of this and decides to pop out for a walk instead, pausing artistically in front of a tiled wall. We're fans of the washing machine on the rooftop - and of the song. It's incredibly reminiscent of the glory days of '70s American soft rock - and we reckon the US will lap it up.
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