Review
Let me tell you about Wunderhorse's debut album 'Cub' - it's a wild ride that'll knock your socks off! Jacob Slater, the mastermind behind Wunderhorse, poured his heart and soul into this bad boy after his previous band, Dead Pretties, called it quits.
This album is like a musical rollercoaster, blending classic rock vibes with country twangs and grunge grit. 'Leader of the Pack' and 'Atlantis' are straight-up punk-infused bangers that'll have you thrashing around your room like it's 1991 all over again. And that cheeky nod to 'Sweet Home Alabama' in 'Leader of the Pack'? Pure genius!
But don't think it's all mosh pit material. 'Poppy' and 'Mantis' show off Slater's experimental side, giving us some serious 90s alt-rock flashbacks. And let's talk about 'Epilogue' - this track is the perfect mic drop to end the album, building from a hypnotic rhythm to a punk-fueled crescendo that'll leave you breathless. 'Cub' is like a coming-of-age story set to music, and trust me, you'll want to give it more than one spin to catch all the nuances. - Scarlett
