Wingtips' sophomore album, Cutting Room Floor, is out today on Artoffact Records.
More info, here:
"Vincent Segretario and Hannah Avalon have developed an aesthetic steeped in love for theater and the dreamy, dreary sounds of gothy 80s and 90s synth-pop bands, but on Cutting Room Floor they also embrace new directions and experiments—as well as some of their best songwriting yet."
–Chicago Reader
"Enchanting post-punk... Addictively danceworthy."
–CVLT Nation
"Wingtips’ sophomore album Cutting Room Floor is a love letter to the classic dark pop sound of the 80s, while highlighting songwriting that transcends nostalgia with shimmering melodies and heartfelt emotions that resonate throughout."
–Post-Punk
"The duo leans heavily on dark, ’80s sounds, while modernizing their sound... Choruses are filled with hooks that are unforgettable."
–CVLT Nation
"Wingtips’ sophomore album Cutting Room Floor is a love letter to the classic dark pop sound of the 80s, while highlighting songwriting that transcends nostalgia with shimmering melodies and heartfelt emotions that resonate throughout."
–Post-Punk
"The duo leans heavily on dark, ’80s sounds, while modernizing their sound... Choruses are filled with hooks that are unforgettable."
–New Noise
"With a sound that falls somewhere between the synth-pop yearning of Korine and the romantic post-punk of Artoffact label mates ACTORS, WINGTIPS are busy furthering not only goth-pop’s modern resurgence, but their own sound as well."
–Vanyaland
"An electropop duo with a sound reminiscent of the new wave radio hits of the 1980s, with just enough modern experimentation to keep them from being merely a nostalgia act. "
–Dallas Observer
"Dark, infectious pop."
–Echoes and Dust
"On 'Cutting Room Floor,' the duo sought to break down their self-styled brand of 'new romantic for post-millennial end times' and distill it down into what makes it a success: brighter melodies, deeper emotions and a much more stripped-down approach... They have created a blend of sounds that definitely leaves the 80’s influences apparent, but also showcases their unique talents and a level of honesty that makes good pop songs great."
–Nine Circles
"Think of it as 'new romantic for post-millennial end times' (the band’s own words). Catch them on tour in North America in 2021 and 2022, especially if you’re a fan of their contemporaries like HEALTH and CHVRCHES."
–Off Shelf
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