Wet Tropics are back with a new cassingle called "Rat Shredder," (Friend Club Records) which takes a new garage rock-turn for the Chicago-based band led by John Rejba.
The single also marks a new medium for the group, which will focus efforts in '21-'22 on collaborative singles working with friends and fellow musicians, with each to be released on cassette. Later, the singles will be collected on vinyl.
Wet Tropics also released Everybody Get In in 2020.
Jake (Painted Light – guitar) SPB: What type of guitar do you play (and how did you land on this one)? Jake: Fender 1972 Thinline Telecaster! I love it because the tone is warm, not too bright -- but the highs come through well, and the pickups are hot enough … Read more
Jason (Riot For Romance) SPB: Were there any amps, cabs or anything else that stood out when you recorded the self-titled EP? Jason: Something different for me than in past lives, is that I recorded my guitars from home for the first time ever. Previously, I've done scratch tracks at … Read more
Conner Rush (Auric Echoes) SPB: Who is the first musician whose technique or style really stood out to you? Rush: To me, the first musician who really stood out to me as something unique was Thom Yorke. My whole life I had only really had experience with classic rock and … Read more
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