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Wolf Gang : 'Pieces of You'

Wolf Gang : 'Pieces of You'

 

Released: Out Now!!!

Label: Neon Gold Records

 

 

Max McElligot aka Wolf Gang is a part German, Part Irish dropout who now dabbles in the worlds of indie and pop, writing and producing tracks like ‘Pieces of You’ that are ear-pleasing, chilled out, altogether decent tunes.

The different parts of McElligot may make up (in some bizarre alternate way) for his musical influences. First release ‘Pieces of You’ starts with staggered staccato guitars and mind-curving cymbals whilst building up a hefty bass, which together sound like a rough-edged Mama’s and Papa’s style intro.

This is music for any occasion: the screeching vocal extensions on the word “keep” cry for a dirty warehouse crowd, whilst the lyrical bouts of “just dance to the beat now honey” and “I’ve got pieces of you in my hand” conjure images of putty-like party players sliming across a sequin strewn dance floor.

And, if that wasn’t enough, B-side ‘The Kill’ brings you a fusion of electronic whistles, whimsical pop vocals and clued-up keys.

 

Words: Adam Mallaby

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