Rain is the New Gold

Yel Eser Dağların Ardından

Why Are You So Afraid To Dance

Your Four Walls

Shake

Grateful Dead

Released 14th October on Big Indie Records

The second single from the 'Fine' EP coming out on 9th December. Pre-order the limited edition 12" vinyl here: http://rosehipteahouse.bandcamp.com

A Million Times

From Teenage Terrified 12" out 11th Dec 2020
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LYRICS

You made me supersad
By dumping me in the trash
No toxic waste and not a spider bite
could give me power to put my heart back right

My tough arms can tear you limb from limb
And sharp teeth just wanna dig on in
Yeah, I can fly or turn invisible
But it's no good I'm fucking miserable

Cos I thought we could do everything
But right now I can't do anything

I'm sorry, I'm not giving in
On the city that I'm living in
God I hope it's the kind of place
Days I save never go away

Cos I thought we could do everything
But right now I can't do anything

HAMBURGER - Supersad

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"Brooklyn's Russian Baths released their debut album back in 2019. A year later, they've returned to album standout "Responder" for an entirely new "Night" version of the song. Where the original is a dark, driving rock song, the new take is haunted, twinkling like the midnight sky, with skittering drums, melancholy piano and an open road's worth of atmosphere." ~ BrooklynVegan

Striving to control others (emotions, desire, behaviors) corrupts. This seems like a chronic symptom of the worst in masculinity.

A responder talks back, but does it listen? Not equipped with the tools to be vulnerable, one voice denies reality, refuses to connect, exerts more control, idolizing restraint ("the way I held every face card") and admonishing its counterpart ("you way you scolded me"). With denial (to self and other), all's bound to collapse. Both know it will happen. Neither wants it.

I guess it's also an exploration of the big 80s breakup love ballads of the Patty Smyth featuring Don Henley variation, but the dark sexual politics of the heartbreak are more explicit. This is the night version.

I was listening to a lot of the xx and Sinead O'Connor when we wrote it and when re-recording it, I was listening to PJ Harvey almost exclusively. I wonder if this bleeds into the atmosphere.
credits
released February 5, 2021
Russian Baths are Jess Rees & Luke Koz

Keys ~ Jade Shames
Drums ~ Daniel Gallardo

Mixed by James Frazee

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