What I also like about Wild Nothing is that the music can be hard to categorize; it sounds unique. It's obvious that Tatum listened to a lot of '80s music, since there is a lot of that fuzzy dream pop influence on his tracks. Yet, there are also a lot of modern synths tailored with the current indie pop trends. For example, it wouldn't be too outlandish to consider Wild Nothing as "chillwave", a lot like Blackbird Blackbird. Either way, the music has some of my favorite guitar rhythms, like the title track "Golden Haze" on the new EP. I love how it fades in, introducing the catchy guitar riff just like "Live In Dreams" comes in on their earlier album Gemini; it's a welcomed continuation of the great stuff Tatum has been releasing. Below I've posted "Golden Haze" and "Take Me In" from their new EP, Golden Haze. Hope you guys like it as much as I do.
Golden Haze
Take Me In
I've posted these and few more from the new EP here. If you like any of these, I highly recommend checking out the album Gemini, released earlier this year.
Golden Haze
Take Me In
I've posted these and few more from the new EP here. If you like any of these, I highly recommend checking out the album Gemini, released earlier this year.
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