Originally hailing from Floria and now recently relocated to Los Angeles, WD-HAN is formed by three musicians and friends with Spencer Barnes on vocals, his wife Lea on drums and guitarist Cal Henry completing the lineup. Together they combine to create their own brand of hook-filled alternative rock music that’s seen artist Ryan Tedder comment “this band is amazing” and Heidi Hamilton, host of the Heidi and Frank show on KLOS 95.5 LA tip them to be “superstars”.
In 2014 they made their introduction with their debut ten-track album Kings of Castles and shared their guitar-driven indie rock sound with the world. Returning in 2017 with their first EP Monkey, they’ve since dropped a string of well-received singles in the build up to 2020’s aptly titled sophomore record The 2020 Album while playing their music live at various festivals and sharing the stage with the likes of Paramore, Walk the Moon, Silversun Pickups and Kaleo as well as completing three tours around Asia.
Now they bring us their latest release with their new single “Straight Lines”, offering the very best of their grooving alternative style packed full of punchy rhythm and swaggering vocal leads. Written about desperately wanting to be better but always ending up at square one in trouble again, “Straight Lines” is an anthemic modern rock outing from a talented trio.
Capturing the essence of angsty rock n’ roll, with gritty guitar tones, powerful percussion and soaring vocal lines weaving infectious melodic hooks, “Straight Lines” is the latest cut from an exciting act that continues to deliver at the very top of their game.
Listen to Straight Lines below
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