Still Falling

When a band finds its footing, they often settle into a comfortable groove. For John Ross and company, that groove was built on the warm, expansive tones of heartland rock. But the journey of Wild Pink has always been about exploration—a steady flirtation with louder, more visceral sounds that pushed the boundaries of their sound.

Now, in 2024, the band has delivered a pivotal moment with their latest release, Dulling the Horns. This album wasn’t just a collection of songs; it was a definitive statement, a powerful iteration of their starry sound that embraced a new, heavier direction.

The shift was palpable. Where previous efforts might have drifted along familiar lines, Dulling the Horns plunged deep into the core of their identity, resulting in a tracklist brimming with wooly, distortion-fueled rockers. It was an exercise in focusing, stripping away excess to reveal the raw, powerful essence of their songwriting.

This effort proved to be both the most straightforward and arguably the most instantly rewarding work from the group. It captured the energy of their journey, allowing listeners to experience a sound that is both deeply rooted in heartland tradition and aggressively modern. Dulling the Horns stands as a testament to the power of evolution, delivering a perfect, resonant punch of classic rock amplified for today.

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By Liam Brooks