Wrong Man

Wrong Man’s Here’s That Feeling marks the Belgium band’s debut full-length and their first release for Deathwish Inc. Following Who Are You? and Big Plans, the record sharpens the group’s post-hardcore base into a more versatile and expressive form, bringing together urgency, melody, brooding tension and big, immediate choruses.

The album is rooted in the rawness of ’70s proto-punk and the restless spirit of ’90s indie and Dischord-era post-hardcore. There are echoes of Fugazi, Drive Like Jehu, Quicksand, Sonic Youth and The Wipers throughout, but the record moves with its own sense of pull: dynamic shifts, inventive guitar work, and a constant emotional undercurrent.

Here’s That Feeling was recorded in Kortrijk with Michael Neyt of Oathbreaker, Predatory Void and Feverchild, and mixed by Kurt Ballou of Converge at God City. Lead single “Exit Strategy” features Jeremy Bolm of Touché Amoré and sets the tone for a record that feels direct, wiry and fully locked into the band’s next step.