SINGLE REVIEW: Brother & Wolf - All but Wonderful

Brother & Wolf have unleashed their latest gem, 'All but Wonderful,' featuring the enchanting Rose White. In this recent release, Gregory Quibell and Alex Amor embark on a nostalgic journey back to their musical origins, placing a robust emphasis on guitar-driven melodies adorned with infectious riffs and entrancing vocal hooks seamlessly woven throughout the track.

'All but Wonderful' transcends the realm of a mere track; it's a lyrical expedition into the intricate web of complexities and uncertainties that define modern-day love. The collaboration with Rose White adds an extra layer of enchantment, blending her captivating vocals with the musical prowess of Brother & Wolf.

With this latest offering, Brother & Wolf not only showcase a return to their musical roots but also embrace the raw power of guitars. There's a distinct energy reminiscent of high-energy ska punk, infused with a gothic, 80s flair, and a pop influence embodied in Rose's vocals. The result is a genre-hopping sound that not only resonates with their signature style but also beckons listeners to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of emotions woven into 'All but Wonderful.' Get ready for a musical voyage that seamlessly navigates diverse influences while maintaining the unique essence of Brother & Wolf.