Wilderado talks about LB

[elle]

i love that LB brought Wilderado to open for BuckVie last year, and JS Ondara this tour.

he obviously cares about nurturing young, unknown artists.

.@WILDERADO talk Band Rules, Lindsey Buckingham, and their new 'Favors (Acoustic)' EP with NY's @Q1043 for Out of the Box. Watch the video here:https://t.co/2tmDdpfC0i

— BrightAntennaRecords (@BrightAntenna) December 17, 2018

audio here - they talk about LB in the middle and then again at the end, mentioning opening for BuckVie at Beacon and what happened after that show - https://q1043.iheart.com/featured/ou...s-acoustic-ep/



Q104.3 - New York's Classic Rock

OUT OF THE BOX
Wilderado Talks Band Rules, Lindsey Buckingham, 'Favors (Acoustic)' EP
posted by Andrew Magnotta -
Dec 11, 2018


The most compelling thing any new band can do is find its identity.

Wilderado takes what it does seriously. Not in a humorless way, mind you, but there's a humbleness to the way the band goes about its business — an attention to detail and an intension to conveying its music at the utmost level.

"Our rule is just to not try and hide anything from what we are and what we're doing," front man Max Rainer tells Q104.3 New York's Out of the Box with Jonathan Clarke. "I don't think any of us are trying to be southern rock, but if that comes out, we're not ashamed of it."

There might be a dash of southern music in what makes up Wilderado, but that doesn't tell the whole story. If pitch-perfect harmonies and the occasional acoustic guitar makes a band southern rock, then that might well be what Wilderado is.

Sonically, Wilderado probably has more in common with Foals, Young the Giant, electric Mumford & Sons or early-Coldplay.

The band members are well aware of their roots, in whatever genres those may be. But more importantly, Wilderado songs come of triumphantly whether the whole band is plugged in or if they have just a couple of acoustic guitars and a microphone.

The new Favors (Acoustic) EP, which is available now, proves that in spades.

Check out the full interview above, including the band's in-studio performance of "Favors."

Wilderado goes into detail on how Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac gave them a huge break last year. Plus, Rainer offers some clarity on the song "You Don't Love Me."

Get all Wilderado's tour dates here.