Wired Euphoria is pushing in, not pulling the plug. The band knows how to rock, and how to make it sound analogue while doing so. There is that instant connect they get with the rock that graced our radio, supercharged to their unique personalities. With that being said, I don’t think another band can sound like them. This is their latest single, Glass Of Wine. Pour yourself one, on us.
If you expected mellow piano notes to linger over the top notes of your wine, move away. This is that grizzly hunk of red meat that is barbecued and slapped on your face to make the trip worthwhile. The 4 chord change is that slowed punk rock feel, but wraps up the theme quite well. I liked the heavy, charged tone that the band is able to carry throughout the song. Whether it’s Rat Poison or The Greener Grass, Wired Euphoria has been able to extract that the sound is supposed to feel like. I liked how the song becomes familiar after sometime and you don’t have to think of what confusing, overdone layers will trace production over it. This is pressing record on an 8 track and letting it rip.
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Wired Euphoria are the kind of band that you hear on earphones and visit live, only for them to replicate or improve the experience. The sound they carry is authentic, broiled in energy and a soup of pure soul. When your kids ask you, tell them-this is the music that AI couldn’t make. So here you go, cheers!:
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
