Finn Wolfhard - Fire From the Hip Format:Half Moon (Baby Blue and White) LP Released at the end of

Released at the end of the initial period of Wire’s 3rd act – after Send and before the band’s post-Bruce Gilbert re-invention – Read & Burn 03 never quite got the attention it deserved

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plus extended performances of ‘Hallelujah’ and ‘Mojo Pin’ that capture Buckley’s intensity on stage

Finn Wolfhard - Fire From the Hip Format:Half Moon (Baby Blue and White) LP Released at the end ofFinn Wolfhard's forthcoming album, Fire From the Hip, represents a definitive "hi fi" evolution, moving from the raw, 16mm aesthetic of his debut record, Happy Birthday, to a broader, 35mm fidelity sound. Inspired by pivotal rock albums like Exile on Main Street and Beggars Banquet, Finn leans into a more expansive, collaborative sound on this record. The music is upbeat, guitar driven, and captures the lightning in a bottle energy of his live band,