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HPS 146CD
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Wedge's new release Like No Tomorrow makes for an unholy trinity of Wedge albums in the Heavy Psych Sounds Records back catalog. The Berlin-based power trio once more is driving their musical Wedge in between many different genres: Garage rock turns progressive while psychedelic guitar lines are tripping over hard rocking riffs. For fans of Deep Purple, MC5, Led Zeppelin, or Humble Pie this album is a sure shot. But unlike beloved rock records from around 1971, Like No Tomorrow has one huge advantage: It's brand new and the eight tracks, ranging from three to nine minutes, deliver a fresh, unspent and unmistakably unique taste to the rock n' roll menu. In the tradition of bands like The Raconteurs, The Hellacopters, Graveyard, or Wolfmother, Wedge are building on that vintage vibe we all know and love but evolve their very own thing and are able to connect it directly to here and now. Lyrically the tunes are picking up on our zeitgeist, dealing with topics like digitalization, mass migration, and current social issues among others.
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HPS 146S-LP
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LP version. Half yellow half red vinyl. Wedge's new release Like No Tomorrow makes for an unholy trinity of Wedge albums in the Heavy Psych Sounds Records back catalog. The Berlin-based power trio once more is driving their musical Wedge in between many different genres: Garage rock turns progressive while psychedelic guitar lines are tripping over hard rocking riffs. For fans of Deep Purple, MC5, Led Zeppelin, or Humble Pie this album is a sure shot. But unlike beloved rock records from around 1971, Like No Tomorrow has one huge advantage: It's brand new and the eight tracks, ranging from three to nine minutes, deliver a fresh, unspent and unmistakably unique taste to the rock n' roll menu. In the tradition of bands like The Raconteurs, The Hellacopters, Graveyard, or Wolfmother, Wedge are building on that vintage vibe we all know and love but evolve their very own thing and are able to connect it directly to here and now. Lyrically the tunes are picking up on our zeitgeist, dealing with topics like digitalization, mass migration, and current social issues among others.
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HPS 146LTD-LP
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LP version. Yellow neon vinyl. Wedge's new release Like No Tomorrow makes for an unholy trinity of Wedge albums in the Heavy Psych Sounds Records back catalog. The Berlin-based power trio once more is driving their musical Wedge in between many different genres: Garage rock turns progressive while psychedelic guitar lines are tripping over hard rocking riffs. For fans of Deep Purple, MC5, Led Zeppelin, or Humble Pie this album is a sure shot. But unlike beloved rock records from around 1971, Like No Tomorrow has one huge advantage: It's brand new and the eight tracks, ranging from three to nine minutes, deliver a fresh, unspent and unmistakably unique taste to the rock n' roll menu. In the tradition of bands like The Raconteurs, The Hellacopters, Graveyard, or Wolfmother, Wedge are building on that vintage vibe we all know and love but evolve their very own thing and are able to connect it directly to here and now. Lyrically the tunes are picking up on our zeitgeist, dealing with topics like digitalization, mass migration, and current social issues among others.
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HPS 146LP
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LP version. Wedge's new release Like No Tomorrow makes for an unholy trinity of Wedge albums in the Heavy Psych Sounds Records back catalog. The Berlin-based power trio once more is driving their musical Wedge in between many different genres: Garage rock turns progressive while psychedelic guitar lines are tripping over hard rocking riffs. For fans of Deep Purple, MC5, Led Zeppelin, or Humble Pie this album is a sure shot. But unlike beloved rock records from around 1971, Like No Tomorrow has one huge advantage: It's brand new and the eight tracks, ranging from three to nine minutes, deliver a fresh, unspent and unmistakably unique taste to the rock n' roll menu. In the tradition of bands like The Raconteurs, The Hellacopters, Graveyard, or Wolfmother, Wedge are building on that vintage vibe we all know and love but evolve their very own thing and are able to connect it directly to here and now. Lyrically the tunes are picking up on our zeitgeist, dealing with topics like digitalization, mass migration, and current social issues among others.
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