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Goldrush
Don't Bring Me Down

Rohan

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For fans of indie rock, lovers of melancholic and emotional music, listeners who appreciate bands with radiohead influences, and seekers of underrated albums.
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In my opinion, Goldrush is a very underrated band. Listen to Dead (the last song on this album) and tell me again that they are a bland band.

Sure, they're not original, and they definitely draw inspiration from various bands like Radiohead, but all the songs on the album have a continuity. They never lose tone, transitioning from cheerful moments (Some Picture, Wide Open Sky) to perhaps melancholic ones (Best Intentions Don't Bring Me Down, Dead).

And it's precisely the melancholic moments that are the album's strong points. I'm not really asking you to spend 20 euros to get the album, also because there are many others around that are worth spending on. But at least I'm asking you to appreciate this group, because they deserve it.

I can't wait for the next album!

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Summary by Bot

Goldrush's album 'Don't Bring Me Down' is an underrated indie rock record with a good balance of cheerful and melancholic songs. Though not highly original, the album's strong continuity and emotional depth stand out. Tracks like 'Dead' highlight the band's heartfelt style. The reviewer encourages listeners to appreciate this band and looks forward to their next release.

Tracklist Videos

01   Same Picture (03:20)

02   She Comes Around (03:49)

03   Pioneers (04:04)

04   Wide Open Sky (02:53)

05   Let You Down (05:03)

06   Bright Eyes (02:54)

07   Landscape (04:10)

08   Best Intentions (04:24)

09   Don't Bring Me Down (05:09)

10   Dead (03:59)

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Goldrush is presented in DeBaser via a 2004 review of the album Don't Bring Me Down; the review highlights melancholic tracks and calls the band underrated.
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