Out of Touch in the Wild

DUTCH UNCLES Out Of Touch In The Wild The latest offering from Manchester's own Dutch Uncles is a true rollercoaster of a record. Out Of Touch In The Wild has all the quirkiness and infectious rhythms that we have come to expect from this band, but with a newfound sense of maturity and depth. The album kicks off with the bracing opener "Pondage," a track that sets the tone for what's to come. Singer Duncan Wallis's distinctive falsetto soars over intricate guitar lines and upbeat synths, creating a sound that is both familiar and refreshing. Tracks like "Flexxin" and "Fester" showcase the band's ability to craft catchy pop hooks while still maintaining their unique sound. The syncopated rhythms and off-kilter time signatures keep things interesting, ensuring that the listener is never quite sure where the song will take them next. But it's on tracks like "Brio" and "Phaedra" where Dutch Uncles really shine. These are the moments when the band's experimental tendencies come to the forefront, resulting in some truly mesmerizing and innovative music. Overall, Out Of Touch In The Wild is a fantastic album that showcases Dutch Uncles at the top of their game. With its catchy hooks, intricate instrumentals, and Wallis's captivating vocals, this is a record that is sure to delight both longtime fans and new listeners alike. Don't sleep on this one, folks.