What makes Cabin Fever by Rasputina notable?

The album gained attention for its eclectic sound and lyrical themes, contributing to Rasputina's cult following. 'Cabin Fever' is noted for its critical reception, often lauded in underground music circles and contributing to the resurgence of cello in alternative rock during the early 2000s. When 'Cabin Fever' was released in 2002, Rasputina was solidifying their unique identity within the gothic rock genre. This album followed their previous work, 'How We Quit The Forest,' and showcased their distinctive combination of classical instrumentation with alternative rock influences, further establishing them as innovators in the niche scene.

Who is Cabin Fever for?

Cabin Fever works well if you're into steady mid-tempo exploration, whimsical storytelling elements and dark fairytale atmosphere.

How many songs are on Cabin Fever?

Cabin Fever has 15 tracks, running approximately 49 minutes.

Cabin Fever

Rasputina · 2002

49 min · 15 tracks · gothic rock

A haunting blend of cello-driven melodies and dark, whimsical storytelling that evokes a gothic fairytale.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady mid-tempo exploration
whimsical storytelling elements
dark fairytale atmosphere
cello-driven melodic journeys

Maybe skip if you want

seek instant gratification
prefer upbeat dance tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'Cabin Fever' was released in 2002, Rasputina was solidifying their unique identity within the gothic rock genre. This album followed their previous work, 'How We Quit The Forest,' and showcased their distinctive combination of classical instrumentation with alternative rock influences, further establishing them as innovators in the niche scene.
Stylistic neighbors: The Birthday Massacre· Lacuna Coil· Evanescence