“There are very few bands who have had a more interesting trajectory over the past five years or so than Wild Pink, the project of songwriter John Ross. After dropping a couple of EPs throughout the mid-2010s, the band really honed in on their sound with the release of their self-titled debut, conjuring up a haze of slowcore equal parts fuzzy and dreamy. On their sophomore album, Yolk in the Fur, W”
“John Ross leads his band through a richly detailed and expectedly sentimental album that wrestles with all the life and death that exists in the midst of a cancer diagnosis.”
