Angular sonic explorations anchored by solid rhythms. Vocal melodies sneaking up out of the mix showing off the bands tendency towards pop. Half of this is with the full band the other half is made up of instrumental pieces done by Cord during a summer spent in an empty apartment building. Sometimes being ultimately unclassifiable is the best description you can give a band. Wow & Flutter are just that -- a peculiar assembly of mood-altering qualities that's difficult to pinpoint. The band is bold and daring, striking out at dissimilar genres ranging from introspective experimental on "Last Flight 8:15" to the more indie rock skewed "Pounding the Pavement", which broods in toned guitar notes and tape manipulated effects, producing a thick, multi-textured body of work that can appease your senses on multiple levels. Whether it's pristine guitar notes shimmering alone or an opaque assortment of percussion and strings, Wow & Flutter thrives on producing a whirling musical anomaly that's fruitfully entertaining and thoroughly unrivaled.