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Frigidaires, The – Play It Cool [Random Color Vinyl] – New LPAtlanta 2024, but authentically capturing those early 1960s surf sounds, both the reverb exotica instrumentals and harmony rich sunsoaked power pop vocal cuts where maybe hints of folks like Nick Lowe, NRBQ, and Rubinoos mix with the Beach Boys influence top down with a cool mist on a warm morning a glassy ocean when you sit on your board, soak your calves and enjoy the view a swell rising to lift you to your toes and bring you to your main squeeze
Atlanta 2024, but authentically capturing those early 1960s surf sounds, both the reverb exotica instrumentals and harmony-rich sunsoaked power-pop vocal cuts where maybe hints of folks like Nick Lowe, NRBQ, and Rubinoos mix with the Beach Boys influence...top down with a cool mist on a warm morning...a glassy ocean when you sit on your board, soak your calves and enjoy the view...a swell rising to lift you to your toes and bring you to your main squeeze waiting on the beach...warm sand between your toes...frosted mugs of foamy root beer rollerskated out to your window on a drive-in tray at a beachside burger joint. Order in. Amen. -- winch
"There is no better title than Play It Cool for The Frigidaires debut album. Filled with taut, reverb-laden melodies, the record makes writing hooks look easy. A quick survey of the tools—three guitars and a solid rhythm section—only disarms the listener further. It’s only upon closer inspection that songs reveal themselves to be the subtly intricate compositions they truly are. From the drop, album opener “Rip Current” sets Play It Cool in a state of forward motion. Here, interplay serves to create a tension that pulls the listener further out to sea. Between the song’s verse and chorus, opposing of trial and triumph are introduced. Thematically, this tension serves as an undercurrent throughout the album. Next, The Frigidaires are quick to reveal their hand on “Red Vega”—they are equally deft vocalists, capable of air-tight three-part harmonies. Stacked at the top of the album, these openers prove the successfully band taps into the rich foundation of their surf forbearers only to chart a path of their own. “Draggin,’” the opener on Side 2, proves that The Frigidaires can also bring the heat. Lead by wiry, intertwined leads set atop a propulsive rhythm, the song argues that, although the muscle car might be a thing of the past, a true car song doesn’t have to be. As Play It Cool winds towards its close, “Stormy Seas” provides a final Middle Eastern-influenced salvo before “Tide Pools (Reprise)” leaves only a piano to ease us off. It’s a welcome left turn in an album filled with welcome left turns. With their debut album, the band played their hand well, they played it cool. Chill Out! Play It Cool
Released 2024 through Otitis Media Records.
RIYL: Los Straitjackets, The Astronauts, The Beach Boys, and Gary Usher
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“Why are there three guitars?” The better question is, “Why not?” The Frigidaires are a b(r)and.
RIYL: Los Straitjackets, The Astronauts, The Beach Boys, and Gary Usher
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“Why are there three guitars?” The better question is, “Why not?” The Frigidaires are a b(r)and.
released January 1, 2024
All music written, recorded, and mixed by The Frigidaires except “Red Vega” written by Tim Moritz, “Do Right” co-written with Tim Moritz, and “On Your Honor” by Jet Powers. Mastered by Dave Klein. Artwork by Scott Sugiuchi.
The Frigidaires are:
Nick Bazemore - guitars, vocals
Brad Mattocks - guitars, vocals
Chad Shivers - guitars, vocals
Matt Steadman - bass
Sean Zearfoss - drums
Additional personnel: Eric Balint and Ted Pilgrim - percussion on Tide Pools, Misha Stefanuk - piano on Tide Pools (Reprise)
All music written, recorded, and mixed by The Frigidaires except “Red Vega” written by Tim Moritz, “Do Right” co-written with Tim Moritz, and “On Your Honor” by Jet Powers. Mastered by Dave Klein. Artwork by Scott Sugiuchi.
The Frigidaires are:
Nick Bazemore - guitars, vocals
Brad Mattocks - guitars, vocals
Chad Shivers - guitars, vocals
Matt Steadman - bass
Sean Zearfoss - drums
Additional personnel: Eric Balint and Ted Pilgrim - percussion on Tide Pools, Misha Stefanuk - piano on Tide Pools (Reprise)
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Sent Wrong Pieces
Size: 1 Panel, Size: 1 Panel
I really, really wanted to like this - and, in theory, I really, really should have! The instructions were easy to follow and assembly took about five minutes. The assembled screen is lightweight and easy to move. It was a great size and exactly what I was looking for except....I wasn't sent the correct pieces. Instead of receiving 4 elbow pieces and 4 feet, I received 2 elbow pieces and 8 feet - meaning that the bottom part of the fabric just hangs there and, overall, the divider is extremely unstable because there is no horizontal support on the bottom. Thankfully, there are Velcro tabs on the side of the fabric so I can use it if I don't plan to move it even 1 cm, but otherwise, what I received is not usable for what I needed it for. Additionally, the fabric is made of polyester and catches animal hair very easily. Had I received the correct pieces, this would be a good buy for the money. Unfortunately, overall, I'm disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works great, keeps the light out of my eyes and easy to put together
Size: 1 Panel, Size: 1 Panel
I got this room divider in and it works great. It’s really easy to put together you don’t even need tools. I really like that it’s not see through, it’s not a black out curtain but it keeps light out pretty good.
I absolutely hate my bedroom layout there’s no bathroom door. My girlfriend and I have different work schedules so I’m trying to sleep while she’s getting ready for work and the light shines right in my eyes. This divider keeps the light out of my eyes and that’s exactly what I was hunting for. I also like that you can adjust the length. I took one of the bars out to make it a little shorter and it worked great.
I would recommend this room divider.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Excellent separation screen
Color: Dark Black
Easy to put together. A drill with the hex head made it easier. I see some of the photos in the reviews and it looks like the fabric is wrinkled and loose. However, when we put it together, the fabric was tight and it looked polished. Using this divider to separate a recording space from the rest of the room the overall look is nice. I would not use this in a living room, but it’s fine in another room. Once put together, it is pretty sturdy. The pieces that connect the panels together are plastic. We did fold it one time when we moved it and didn’t have any issues, but it is going to remain stationary so I can’t comment on folding it more than the one time. It is very lightweight and very opaque.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026
★★★★★ 1
JUNK!
Color: Grey
This is the worst product in every way. I ordered a similar one previously and thought I was getting the same product which was great, no this is a piece of junk. I would have gladly sent it back but I needed it. I feel sorry for anyone who tries to put this together without any mechanical ability. I have plenty and it was still a nightmare. We will surely not be purchasing anything from this company in the future. The previous one I bought was a (Kecreque Room Divider). Is is a quality product!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Nice looking and lightweight
I bought this to put in front of my basement doorway where I am missing a door. I don't like my cats in the basement and this works very well. However, because of the panels being up on 2 inch or so tiny stilts, my cats can still get through. So I have it upside down and will be putting gliders on the "bottom" of each panel. Note that it did come with gliders on the little stilts.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2023