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WRKHOUSE delivers intricate anthem "Getaway"

  • February 20, 2024
  • Malvika Padin
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North Wales alternative-indie-rock quartet WRKHOUSE expands beyond their Welsh-language origins with latest offering “Getaway,” an intricate anthem weaving through the lack of personal and relational growth.

Built on pulsing synths and layered beats, the track soars with intensity as it unveils the duality of a seemingly hopeless relationship and the spark of two people finding their way back to each other.With lush alt-indie styles and poignant lyrics on hope amid enduring pain and grief, the track marks a new sonic phase in the band’s journey as they begin to rebrand and renew themselves as a fresh, bilingual song writing act.

Backed by established pockets of fans across the UK, this four-piece with their gliding melodies, groove-heavy guitars and their poetic narratives offer up an atmospheric musicality that set them up as a force to be reckoned with.

 

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