Wednesday's 'Bleeds' might be the rock album of the year
Summary
The article discusses the band Wednesday's new album, "Bleeds." It highlights how the band's lead singer, Karly Hartzman, creates vivid stories about people living on the margins of society. The album is noted for its detailed lyrics and strong connection to Hartzman's North Carolina roots.Key Facts
- The band Wednesday released their sixth album called "Bleeds."
- Karly Hartzman, the band's lead singer and main songwriter, is from North Carolina.
- The songs on "Bleeds" feature detailed lyrics about people living on the edge of society.
- Hartzman's writing draws from her experiences and observations in North Carolina.
- The album has been recognized as a standout rock album of the year.
- The album's stories are influenced by both regional specifics and broader societal themes.
- Hartzman's lyrics have been compared to Southern rock artists and writers like the Drive-By Truckers and Dorothy Allison.
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