WIM - The Gaelic Theatre, Sydney (2 August 2010)
- 1 Untitled 1 5:36 Add To Playlist
- 2 Untitled 2 5:14 Add To Playlist
- 3 Who is it? 4:35 Add To Playlist
- 4 Untitled 3 4:25 Add To Playlist
- 5 Intro to Graceland 0:35 Add To Playlist
- 6 Graceland (Paul Simon) Cover 4:28 Add To Playlist
- 7 Untitled 4 4:26 Add To Playlist
- 8 Untitled 5 6:34 Add To Playlist
- 9 Hero Fisher Intro 0:32 Add To Playlist
- 10 ... with Hero Fisher 3:54 Add To Playlist
- 11 Untitled 6 4:34 Add To Playlist
Martin Solomon - Vocals
Saul Wodak - Lead Guitars/Backing Vocals
Simon Jankelson - Guitars/Piano/Backing Vocals
Dustin Bookatz - Bass
Harry Thynne - Drums
Forming in late 2007, WIM are a band harking back to classic pop and timeless folk, whilst facing steadfastly forward toward modern indie/art rock.
Incorporating psychedelic instrumentation, soulful and earnest lyricism and intriguing vocal melodies, the sound travels a broad spectrum.
The band travel from the realms of such timeless sounds as The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel and Neil Young, to the more contemporary Grizzly Bear and Devendra Banhart. Describing themselves as ‘glam folk’, WIM aspire to meld and cross-reference a variety of genres.
In the end, the band is really about a sense of return to music and a new take on the modern-classic song. WIM’s sound travels over a vast array of colour and feelings; their songs truly speak for themselves.
Saul Wodak - Lead Guitars/Backing Vocals
Simon Jankelson - Guitars/Piano/Backing Vocals
Dustin Bookatz - Bass
Harry Thynne - Drums
Forming in late 2007, WIM are a band harking back to classic pop and timeless folk, whilst facing steadfastly forward toward modern indie/art rock.
Incorporating psychedelic instrumentation, soulful and earnest lyricism and intriguing vocal melodies, the sound travels a broad spectrum.
The band travel from the realms of such timeless sounds as The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel and Neil Young, to the more contemporary Grizzly Bear and Devendra Banhart. Describing themselves as ‘glam folk’, WIM aspire to meld and cross-reference a variety of genres.
In the end, the band is really about a sense of return to music and a new take on the modern-classic song. WIM’s sound travels over a vast array of colour and feelings; their songs truly speak for themselves.
no backing vocal reverb! oh no !!- my true voice shines!