Wild Pink Make Sense of It All on New Album Still Coming Down: Track by Track Exclusive
The project's sixth full-length finds inspiration in bank robbers, Kennedy assassination conspiracies, and the rising cost of everything. Wild Pink Make Sense of It All on New Album Still Coming Down: Track by Track Exclusive helenaparada
Wild Pink's upcoming album, Still Coming Down, is set to be released on August 21st via Fire Talk Records. The album is their sixth studio effort and follows their critically acclaimed 2024 release, Dulling the Horns. The nine-track record continues Wild Pink's heavier rock sound while exploring modern American life through frontman John Ross' distinctive songwriting.
Produced by Alex Farrar at Drop of Sun Studios, Still Coming Down took just one week to record and draws inspiration from a range of subjects, including parenthood, the rising cost of everyday life, bank robbers, childhood memories, old movies, conspiracy theories, and even a Target store in Kingston, New York.
John Ross first gave fans a taste of the album with the release of "Round of Applause at the End of the World" in May, a song inspired by the podcast Ghost Stories for the End of the World, which delved into the Kennedy assassination. Since then, Ross has shared additional tracks like "Box Store" and "500 Is the New 250," illustrating how the album captures both the mundane and the extraordinary in a unique, warped view of contemporary life.
As Wild Pink prepares to tour the new album across North America beginning this fall, fans can pre-order Still Coming Down on CD through the provided link.
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