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The Red Paintings: ‘We Belong In The Sea’

December 7, 2007 New Music No Comments

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The Red Paintings - ‘We Belong In the Sea’

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Known more for their outlandish costumes, interactive stage shows and grandiose publicity stunts, you may be surprised to find out that the eclectic (sorry, I know that’s the most overused term in journalism) Brisbane outfit The Red Paintings do in fact make music. They’ve just unveiled a decidedly subdued and stripped-back new single, ‘We Belong in the Sea’, just in time for Christmas.

After a run of mediocre EPs, Trash McSweeney and co. return with a sound more suited to their skills, rather than them trying to be an alternative rock band. The song survives solely on piano, cello and Trash’s fragile vocals, and when the drums kick in softly towards the end of the song it’s a nice payoff for the listener.

Always an interesting experience live, those in Brisbane can head along to the band’s Dr. Suess-themed The Grinch Who Stole Christmas show at The Tivoli Theatre on December 22. There’s an all-ages and an over-18s show. Sweet.

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  • Sophie Benjamin: Enjoyed.
  • ashley: I see…..
  • Melissa Tan: The best music video I’ve seen in a long while. Props to the producers/creative team.
  • Ben: I didn’t really like this song on the album either, but the boaties seriously rip it up live! If you can...
  • mat: i agree with leia as day follows night was not too good at all the songs blended together. they practically all...
  • Leia: In my opinion, As Day Follows Night actually had more filler than Wonder
  • Anthony: While her album is ‘ok’, probably way too many filler tracks and kinda inconsistent, her live...
  • Francis: I really like this track and the King Cannons put on an amazing show. I would think of King Cannons more of...
  • Luke Yeoward: Thank you for the kind words. Come and see us play to find more than just a bit of “ska”...
  • Sophie Benjamin: Yeah, nah hey.

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