Making an impact in their home city of Nashville and beyond, The Thing With Feathers is a band that splices elements of alternative rock, indie pop and danceable rhythms into their highly original and instantly catchy sound. Formed by vocalist David Welcsh, lead guitarist Alex Hendricks and drummer Chris Roussell, this exciting trio draws inspiration from a diverse range of artists, including the likes of the 1975, Coldplay and The Strokes. Their music reflects a fusion of these influences, resulting in an infectious guitar-driven sound that’s seen them win over fans and tastemakers alike.
They made their debut in 2019 with “Song of the Nighttime,” setting the stage for a series of stellar tracks and their first EP, Sundays in the South, last year. Building on the success of their sophomore EP, Waste My Revenge, The Thing With Feathers returns with their latest release, the brand new single “Something Wrong.” This track ushers in the next chapter of their sonic evolution, with a heightened emphasis on spirited drumming and exhilarating guitar work.
Lead singer David Welcsh provides insight into the song’s context, describing it as a journey of ascent. “Something Wrong” dives into the excitement of meeting someone new, the fear and thrill of pushing aside the burdens of the heart and venturing onto unsteady ground.
The song wastes no time in making its presence known. It kicks off with a splashy drumbeat that immediately sets up a high-energy indie rock experience. Crunching guitar chords, slick lead licks and powerful drums collide to create a propulsive alternative indie anthem. David Welcsh’s vocals enter, spinning engaging melodies and relatable lyricism with crisp, rich intonation.
The chorus ignites with the fervour of a match strike, unleashing an explosion of energy. Hook-focused vocal leads intertwine with intricate lead guitar work, crafting a sonic fabric that’s as dynamic as it is catchy. The song’s energy remains throughout, carrying the listener along on an exhilarating ride, culminating in a euphoric bridge section.
Served in a compact two and a half minutes, “Something Wrong” makes a punchy impact. It is a potent dose of rousing indie energy that grabs hold of the listener and refuses to let go. Having recently played a headline show at Nashville’s Exit/In and now embarking on a tour across cities including Cleveland, Chicago, Charlotte and Detroit among others, The Thing With Feathers are sure to continue going from strength to strength with each move.
Listen to Something Wrong below
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