"Cabin Fever" saw Rasputina further refine their unique sound, delivering a collection of darkly whimsical songs that solidified their niche in the alternative music landscape. The album is characterized by its intimate production and Creager's distinctive vocal and lyrical style.
- "Cabin Fever" was released on April 9, 2002, by Instinct Records.
- The album features Rasputina's signature blend of cello, bass, and electronic percussion, with Melora Creager providing vocals and cello.
- At the time of its release, Rasputina was operating as a duo, with Creager and Daniel F. Adams as the core members.
Rasputina is a cello-driven rock band from Brooklyn, New York, known for their distinctive historical aesthetic and a sound that blends elements of baroque pop, folk, and gothic rock. Formed in 1992 by Melora Creager, the band has maintained a cult following through their elaborate live shows and a prolific discography that often draws from 18th-century themes.
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