Single Review: What You Want by Home Wrecked

Home Wrecked have just released their new single What You Want. Spoiler alert: it slaps. Home Wrecked are a relatively new band to me, I only discovered them about 2 months ago, but I honestly love them! One of my favourite things about this track is the progression and depth in the sound. It sounds on the heavier side of pop-punk whilst also sounding very classic pop-punk at the same time. There's just something about it that's unique and that sets them apart from the rest!

It's a very catchy track, and it's a song that's going to be stuck in my head when I stop listening to it. It sounds heavy whilst not actually being that heavy, but I love that. I would compare it to Four Year Strong and Chunk! No Captain Chunk! and in that retrospect, I guess I'm branding it as easycore, but it's so good!

I find it quite refreshing to hear this song in the pop-punk scene when a lot of bands are switching to a more mainstream, poppier sound, which isn't bad, but it's refreshing to hear a band play proper pop-punk/easycore. They're a band that has a lot of potential. I honestly think they could achieve big things. Like they're got a decent amount of following, but I really do think they could achieve big things, like BIG things, it's not hard to listen to the track and see why I believe that. What You Want is just a masterpiece honestly!

It's powerful, it's catchy, it's got a great set of lyrics to it, it's just an overall incredible song and I'm obsessed with it. I cannot recommend this track enough so please go and show it some love!

Overall I'd give it a solid 5 out of 5 lemons because I'm honestly in love with this track. Go check it out!

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