WD-HAN Shattered Monochromatic Monotony with Riotous Alt-Rock in ‘Technicolour’

With WD-HAN’s latest single, Technicolour, a riot of riff-painted colour is poured into the dreary monotony of monochromatic minds. The track rips through the constraints of black and white thinking, compelling the world to swap their dim views for the blaze of high-octane alt-rock is charting its own path through the annals of rock history (in the making). While critics love to hold up names like Joan Jett as the pinnacle of female-fronted rock, the delivery in Technicolour is atomic enough that heads will want to turn away from immortalising perennial icons and towards new names tearing through the scene. It’s enough to make you consider that perhaps the saying ought to be edited to hell hath no fury like a woman sick of achromatic mediocrity, because honestly, it makes RATM sound weak. In this release, the Tampa-based trailblazers, who have never been shy of pouring their soul into each performance, bring together the slithering guitar work of rock legends and fuse it with the immediacy of modern alt-pioneers. The single is driven by bluesy guitar lines, thunderous drums, and gritty vocals, proving that WD-HAN’s sonic signature is made for blasting through speakers and feeling life rush back in vivid […] The post WD-HAN Shattered Monochromatic Monotony with Riotous Alt-Rock in ‘Technicolour’ appeared first on A&R Factory.

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With WD-HAN’s latest single, Technicolour, a riot of riff-painted colour is poured into the dreary monotony of monochromatic minds. The track rips through the constraints of black and white thinking, compelling the world to swap their dim views for the blaze of high-octane alt-rock is charting its own path through the annals of rock history (in the making). While critics love to hold up names like Joan Jett as the pinnacle of female-fronted rock, the delivery in Technicolour is atomic enough that heads will want to turn away from immortalising perennial icons and towards new names tearing through the scene. It’s enough to make you consider that perhaps the saying ought to be edited to hell hath no fury like a woman sick of achromatic mediocrity, because honestly, it makes RATM sound weak. In this release, the Tampa-based trailblazers, who have never been shy of pouring their soul into each performance, bring together the slithering guitar work of rock legends and fuse it with the immediacy of modern alt-pioneers. The single is driven by bluesy guitar lines, thunderous drums, and gritty vocals, proving that WD-HAN’s sonic signature is made for blasting through speakers and feeling life rush back in vivid […]

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