Rising Los Angeles alternative rock outfit wilt have released a new single and video, “bundy.” Watch the visuals below. The band has been making waves in the music scene with their unique sound, and this latest release is no exception. Vocalist Chelsea Rifkin and guitarist Andrew Vance have been working tirelessly to create music that resonates with their fans, and “bundy” is a testament to their hard work.
wilt’s new single “bundy” is a captivating track that showcases the band’s ability to craft catchy and emotive songs. As described by vocalist Chelsea Rifkin to Alternative Press, the track is “an ode to the feeling of being trapped in a hurtful love,” while guitarist Andrew Vance said the track’s sound “encapsulates the tone of the album: dread, surveillance, and our modern take on grunge and alt rock.”
Upcoming Album and Tour
Following previous single “Nothing Good to Cry About,” “bundy” serves as the latest sample of wilt‘s forthcoming debut album, produced by Carlos de la Garza (Paramore, The Lind Lindas). The band has a late summer-fall tour mapped out supporting Jutes and Mothika, and you can get tickets here.
The music video for “bundy” is now available to stream, and fans can watch it below. The video showcases the band’s energetic performance and adds a visual layer to the song’s emotional lyrics. With the release of “bundy” and their upcoming tour, wilt is sure to gain even more attention from fans and critics alike.
In conclusion, wilt‘s new single “bundy” is a must-listen for fans of alternative rock music. The band’s unique sound and captivating live performances make them a standout in the music scene. With their forthcoming debut album and late summer-fall tour on the horizon, wilt is poised to take the music world by storm. Be sure to check out their music video for “bundy” and catch them on tour to experience their energetic and emotional live show.
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