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Header: the band's own gear at Barley's, from a photo by Brad Coulter
Read the review at Indie Dock Music BlogSome records announce a band. Others confess one. Wicked Din, the debut full-length from Knoxville's ChameleouS, does both at once, and it does so with a patience that younger acts simply do not possess.
Read the review at We Write About MusicThere's a real difference between an album made quickly to chase a moment and one built patiently to last, and “Wicked Din” belongs firmly to the second category!
Read the review at Plastic MagA spectacular conclusion to the band's incredible debut album.
Read the review at SongplodeTennessee's Chameleous arrive with the kind of debut that feels earned, not assembled.
Read the review at Rock Era MagazineIt may be their debut album, but it certainly doesn't sound like their first conversation with music.
Read the review at Obscure SoundWicked Din is a fantastic psych-rock success from ChameleouS.
Read the review at IndieoclockThis album moved us and reconnected us with rock and our emotions.
Read the feature at Lost in the ManorTouches of jazz intermingle with electric rock and tinges of psychedelia to create a song that keeps you on your toes.
Read the review at Dulaxi“Wicked Din” is a richly textured debut album that presents the Tennessee six-piece as a band deeply committed to craftsmanship, adventurous songwriting, authentic musicianship, and the experience of an album as a complete artistic statement.
Read the review at Apricot MagazineThere is a particular kind of debut album that only becomes possible after musicians have already lived entire lifetimes in music before ever releasing anything under a shared band name, and Wicked Din carries exactly that accumulated weight.
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