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Track-by-track: Blindspot talk 'Final Allure'
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Track-by-track: Blindspot talk 'Final Allure'

- by Tom Dumarey

Blindspot’s long awaited second album ‘Final Allure’won’t be out on Pee Records until Friday (pre-order HERE), but we are already streaming the whole thing in full.

Following two self-released EPs and an album, the Perth-based hardcore punk band are back with ten more beer-fueled, party-infused, passionate punk rock songs that cover all the important topics of today. Read all about it below as vocalist/guitarist Ben Swain walks you through the album.

 

Gaslit Manthem

Gaslighting, emotional abuse, bullying can all be torturous. You can’t show the scars physically but the damage can twist people up inside. This song is about a case where a male has emotionally abused a woman using fear and power as a tool.

 

Heart Half Full

This song was written during a relationship breakdown involving some very cruel behaviour. Sometimes you think you know someone but they turn out to be very different to what you thought.... almost like they’ve been acting in a movie.

 

Zuckerpunch

Advertising, social media. Are we safe? Do we have privacy? Pfffft! I doubt it.

 

Dark and Stormy

When mermaids turn out to be sirens. Don’t let them pull you down with them. A song about trust and hurt.

 

The Right Swipe

Dating apps are fun. Just be safe and respectful!

 

All Fall Down

This song is what Blindspot has been about since day one. Having fun at shows and not taking ourselves too seriously.

 

Thanks For Asking

Sometimes a good mate can know when there’s something wrong even before you do yourself.

 

Middle Class

There comes a time you realise you ain’t getting anywhere in life and is it really time to accept that?

 

Cellophane

This song tells quite a visceral story which compares letting go of strong feelings and the hope for a repaired relationship to defrosting butchered human organs and letting them go rancid.

 

Wanker

Be nice to people it’s not hard!

 

 

Tom Dumarey
Tom Dumarey

Lacking the talent to actually play in a band, Tom decided he would write about bands instead. Turns out his writing skills are mediocre at best as well.