We Write About Music · Review · 4 August 2026
There'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!
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“This Tennessee six-piece spent a year and a half crafting their debut, and that kind of care is audible in every single track.”
“For us, it's genuinely exciting when you can't pin a band down.”
“Every member of this band brings their absolute best, and it shows.”
“The drum work is killer throughout, driving these songs with real energy and precision.”
“The bass sits perfectly in the pocket, giving the whole album a rock solid foundation to build from.”
“The electric guitar solos are a huge highlight, full of personality and just the right amount of grit when they pop up.”
“The vocals carry a genuine passion that ties every element together.”
“At eight songs and just under 40 minutes, “Wicked Din” is exactly the kind of complete listening experience that feels increasingly rare these days.”
“The sonic shift between the opener “I Knew” and the near 8-minute thriller “Kiss Hello” sound like two different bands. However, their signature feel runs through it perfectly to keep you glued to the next track.”
Austin Sher for We Write About Music. Originally published .
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