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[dream-pop, indie-rock, shoegaze] (2018) Wylderness - Wylderness
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(2018) Wylderness - Wylderness

Review: 
Cardiff’s Wylderness have been enjoying acclaim from Radio 1 (Huw Stephens) and Radio 6Music (Steve Lamacq) for their recent debut single ’72 & Sunny’ a Ride flavoured fuzz pop triumph which features on this, their debut album. Continuing the line of second wave shoegazers such as Whirr and Nothing, their sound certainly has nods to that scene, but they manage to stamp their own personality on the record, employing an earthy, almost lo-fi take on the genre. 
The album’s opener, ‘Broadcast’ begins tentatively, dipping its toe in before erupting into life, setting the scene perfectly for what follows. The vocals fly high, shining against the slightly muddier background, while the mysteriously named ‘YYAA’, and it’s another winner, they certainly didn’t forget to pack the tunes. The aforementioned ’72 & Sunny’ apparently explores the historical Welsh exodus to Patagonia, another subject pretty far from the beaten track when it comes to blissfully noisy pop songs, it has to be said. The actual lyrics, though, are not exactly apparent – in the same way that no-one could really quote lyrics from Loveless, its more about the feel and texture of the vocals than the words themselves. It’s not difficult to see why Huw and Steve jumped on the song for their respective radio shows. 
 ‘Death Valley Acid’ has a killer bass line and more space to breathe, shining guitar and the soaring vocal almost bring to mind The High, which may seem an odd comparison, but they were better than they were credited for at the atmospheric pop thing, while ‘Take This Gold’ is an upbeat closer which sees a lead guitar line tracing the vocal line exactly in the verse, and it works really nicely. 
Wylderness shows a band of some considerable promise and if you like Ride, My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive then you could do a lot worse than shell out on a copy of this to tide you over for the likely 20 year wait for those artists’ new albums. 

Tracklist: 
01. Broadcast.flac 
02. YY AA.flac 
03. 72 & Sunny.flac 
04. Dutch Wine.flac 
05. Sunography.flac 
06. Peripheral Vision.flac 
07. On A Dais.flac 
08. So Preempt.flac 
09. Death Valley Acid.flac 
10. Daisy Street.flac 
11. Take This Gold.flac 

Summary: 
Country: UK 
Genre: dream-pop, indie-rock, shoegaze

05. Sunography.flac38.69 MiB
07. On A Dais.flac36.7 MiB
02. YY AA.flac27.81 MiB
01. Broadcast.flac27.28 MiB
04. Dutch Wine.flac26.95 MiB
11. Take This Gold.flac25.87 MiB
06. Peripheral Vision.flac21.81 MiB
10. Daisy Street.flac21.11 MiB
03. 72 & Sunny.flac20.61 MiB
09. Death Valley Acid.flac19.19 MiB
08. So Preempt.flac4.96 MiB
cover.jpg821.37 KiB
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