The second album from Cold Chisel, "East" was a critical and commercial breakthrough. It showcased a more refined sound while retaining the raw energy that defined their live shows.
- "East" was produced by Michael Perjanek and recorded at Paradise Studios in Sydney. The album reached number 2 on the Australian charts and spawned the hit singles "Forever Now" and "Lover Lover". It is considered by many to be their definitive work.
- The album cover features a distinctive image of the band members against a stark, minimalist background. This visual identity became synonymous with the "East" era.
- Upon its release, "East" was met with widespread critical acclaim, praised for its songwriting and energetic performances. It remains a cornerstone of Australian rock music.
Cold Chisel are a pub rock band from Sydney, Australia, who emerged in the late 1970s. They are known for their gritty, working-class anthems and powerful live performances. In 1980, Cold Chisel were riding a wave of success following their critically acclaimed debut album. The release of "East" solidified their position as one of Australia's most significant rock acts.
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