Wylderness Cardiff, UK
Woozy sun-drenched pop, wrapped in a wall of stabbing fuzzy guitars echoing the sounds of Ride, DIIV, Sonic Youth and Yo La
Tengo. Debut album 'Wylderness' was championed by Steve Lamacq (BBC 6 Music), Huw Stephens (BBCR1), and featured on BBCR1’s best of Introducing playlist, and garnered critical acclaim from Clash, DIY and Drowned in Sound.
Wylderness are Marz/ Phil/ Chet/ Don/ Hirwaun/ Oli
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