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Tracks: The Wildhearts – Splitter

  • September 3, 2021
  • Craig Young
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With the release of ’21st Century Love Songs’, their brand new full-length studio album on Graphite Records. 
The Wildheart’s have unveiled a brand new video for track ‘Splitter’ to celebrate. Read our review here

Regarding the track Ginger Explains:

“Splitter was the first song that I wrote for the new album. The one where I thought “Oh fuck, I can hear us playing that, it’s gonna be filthy, especially live”. I sent the riff to Ritch straight away, as I always do when I get an idea I’m excited about, and he was into it right off the bat. That’s the thing with new Wildhearts songs, until there’s a big, dirty riff in the bag you can’t move on and write the rest of the album. It all starts with a righteous riff and some shouting. And I hope it always begins that way. If you ain’t got the riffs then you ain’t got shit.”

A head banging wild ride from that blazing opening riff to the soaring chorus and final utterance of the title – “Splitter!” This is drenched in a rock n roll attitude that only decades of creating great music can give you. Its the Wildhearts doing what they do best. Long may they continue.

Check it out, here

Find out more via the bands Website or Facebook

Purchase the album here

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