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Song of the Week – ‘Raincoat’ by Fairlane
This week’s song of the week is ‘Raincoat’, crafted by post-hardcore, post pop-punk rockers Fairlane.. Check their BandCamp out HERE and their FaceBook HERE..
On the band: “With their Debut vinyl EP, Spot Beneath the Earth, influenced by Quicksand, Samiam, Hum and Texas Is The Reason, Fairlane meld post-punk, post-hardcore and pop-punk styles to create a catchy Official debut EP that is uniquely their own. Generating riffs and emotionally charged vocals abound as Fairlane Deliver Heartfelt punk that not only captures the greatness of their influences but also pleases fans of Basement, Balance and Composure,Sainthood Reps, Have mercy and Daylight.”
Lyrics:
‘What’s on my mind, if you must know
I bleed out because you can’t say no
Inside, a slippery nights slime seeps through your pores
Inside, theres a place in your head for you to sacrifice your morals
If you go first I’ll do it too
But only if she’s good to you
The quiet secrets locked inside your house
Snickers and rumors can never make it out
Well if your walls could speak what would they do?
Would they scream the secrets of the next room?
I have void for filling
Behind your back
We’ll shake hands
And we’ll break bread
I have a void for filling
Behind your back
I’ll pull the drain on your dark damaged soul
The things you hide will condensate and cloud the world
I’ll turn the lights on all of you
And it will rain inside
I’ll soak your bed and your head
Until your soul runs dry
We can just pretend
We will never know
We can just pretend
Don’t forget your raincoat’
CHECK BACK SOON FOR AN ALBUM HIGHLIGHT OF FAIRLANE’S LATEST EP AND AN INTERVIEW WITH FAIRLANE…COMING SATURDAY ON BEATLANTA.COM
