Wrong Man 'Here's That Feeling'

With a sound that reflects an eclectic range of influences, Wrong Man continue to forge their own path with every record they release, and every song they write. Their unique brand of soulful post hardcore is equal parts noisy and melodic, at times bluesy and moody.

Here’s That Feeling is the debut full-length from Wrong Man, following two EPs that set the stage for the band’s evolving voice. Across nine tracks, the band sharpens its post-hardcore foundation into something more expansive and expressive, fusing urgency and melody with brooding tension and undeniably catchy choruses.

Rooted in the rawness of ’70s proto-punk and the restless spirit of ’90s indie and Dischord-era post-hardcore, the record carries echoes of Fugazi, Drive Like Jehu, Quicksand, Sonic Youth, and The Wipers, while pushing forward with a sound that feels distinctly their own. Songs unfold through dynamic shifts and inventive guitar work, carrying a deep emotional undercurrent and a constant pull toward unfiltered expression.

Recorded in Kortrijk with Michael Neyt (Oathbreaker, Predatory Void, Feverchild) and mixed by Kurt Ballou (Converge, Torche, High On Fire) at God City, the album also features guest vocals from Jeremy Bolm (Touché Amoré). As Wrong Man’s debut release on Deathwish Inc., Here’s That Feeling marks a defining step forward, capturing a band stretching its sound while holding tight to its emotional core.