Goddamn Wolves remind us what raw, honest rock music sounds like in an economy of hyper-polished pop and recycled indie formulas. Their new single, "See How It Goes," is the atmospheric counterpart to the band's punchy "I Hate This Song." The two make for a dynamic one-two punch that finds a group completely in the zone of their songwriting and sound.
Formed in Raleigh, NC, the trio, Chris Weilding (guitar/vocals), Laura McCullough (bass/vocals), and Drew Foglia (drums/vocals), have been piecing together their sound brick by brick, splicing together classic alt-rock emotiveness and contemporary indie rock posture. On "See How It Goes," they move into moodier territory, balancing grit with openness. The track leans into introspection without sacrificing the forward momentum that has always made their sound so gripping.
Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Max Gowan at Found After Dark Audio, this track is a statement of confidence. A quiet tug-of-war underpins the arrangement, an emotional push-pull that reflects the song's title and gives in to the chaos of life and art. "See How It Goes" isn't scared to be uncertain. It thrives in the in-between, the moments between decisions and certainty. This emotional honesty makes Goddamn Wolves stand out in today's indie rock world.
With future plans to gather their more recent material for a vinyl LP next year, the Wolves are a band in it for the long haul, writing songs that are here to stay. If "See How It Goes" is anything to go by, they might just be chugging in the right direction, one fumbling stride at a time.
Reviewed by LyricalOdyssey Music
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June 18, 2025
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