After The Fall Make Bittersweet Comeback

After The Fall (image courtesy of Rode Mic)

Central Coast’s favourite sons, After The Fall, return in 2012 with a hard won fourth album, ‘Bittersweet’, and some serious lessons under their collective belt.

The pop-rock quartet were one of the most successful acts to emerge from the ripe Central Coast punk/rock scene in the mid-‘00s. Tunes like ‘Mirror, Mirror’ and ‘Concrete Boots’ were radio and live staples for the band, who toured constantly around Australia, garnered much love from Triple J and played almost every major festival this wide land has to offer.

After the Fall have spent the years since 2009’s ‘In Exile’ writing with eight feet planted firmly on the ground. The addition of mate Adrian on the skins has injected long-lost excitement and (importantly) fun back into ATF. Ensuing songwriting brought back the energy, punch and anger of times past that had made them into formidable live presence. Mostly recorded in houses that guitarist Mark Warner was house-sitting,  at their own pace, an image of four blokes recording long hours, sweating in our in their undies isn’t too far from reality.

Made by the band, for the band, armed with some hindsight and the wisdom of a band that has endured tougher times, ‘Bittersweet’ is that indeed. It’s the sound of a band taking their own advice, confident in their direction and discretion. What this album, and the future holds for After the Fall remains to be seen, but in their eyes it’s already a success.

Check out the new jams & get sweaty with After The Fall at the following venues:

Nov 29 - Sydney - The Wall @ The Bald Faced Stag*

Dec 1st - Newcastle - The Great Northern

Dec 7th - Melbourne - The Workers Club

Dec 8th - Adelaide - Uni Bar*

RSVP on Facebook  and check out the new single ‘Bittersweet’ here.

 

Alex has recently completed a Bachelor of Communication at The University of Newcastle, majoring in media production. His likes include every aspect of film and music. His fears include repetition and monotony. With this being the first time he has written about himself in third person, he has successfully avoided those fears.

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