Weep Wave Release New Single “Welcome Home”

Seattle Psych-Rock Trio Announce New Album Seasonal Affective Disorder

Seattle trio Weep Wave are gearing up to release their debut album Seasonal Affective Disorder on January 11, 2019, which has been a long time in the making. New Single “Welcome Home” takes on the feelings and effects of months on months of overcast skies.

Standing as a concept album, Seasonal Affective Disorder includes a lyric booklet of film photography that frontman Dylan Fuentes has taken during his time in Seattle. As for “Welcome Home” Fuentes notes, “We have been playing “Welcome Home” live for years. It’s great to finally hear it recorded. We kind of wrote the rest of the album around this song with it’s theme and lyrics popping up throughout the album.” Listen to “Welcome Home” here, pre-order blue marbled vinyl copies of Seasonal Affective Disorder on Bandcamp and catch them October 26th at Mirage Garage.

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Weep Wave was formed in 2016 in Seattle, WA, where the band quickly became known for their lo-fi recordings, flashy shows, DIY attitude and strange noises. Weep Wave is Dylan Fuentes (Guitar/Vocals/Drums), Colton Harold (Synth/Guitar/Drums), Dylan Trujillo (Bass). “Welcome Home” and Seasonal Affective Disorder detail the realities of living in the Emerald City. Frontman Dylan Fuentes explains it like this: “Anyone from outside the Pacific Northwest who’s spent a year here will understand the highs and lows the perpetual grey can take on someone not used to it. Compounded with being alone in a new city, S.A.D. is practically inevitable.”

‘Bird House’ is the first of three singles to be released off their upcoming LP Seasonal Affective Disorder this winter, then the band  hits the road in January. So take a peek, cause it’s made in psychedelic heaven.” –Spill Magazine

“About a quarter into their set, Fuentes surprised the crowd by stepping to the front of the stage and strumming a non amplified tune to the crowd. It was a beautifully intimate moment in which he thanked the crowd for listenin’, solidifying his down to earth demeanor and his willingness to reach out to the very people that make his career possible. To all those who frequent live shows, especially those of lesser known bands, we here at Rekt Chords magazine agree with Fuentes and would also like to thank you for listenin’.” –Rekt Chords Magazine.

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