Albums
Stay Wild
2015
Release Date: 2015
By Ian Cohen
Reviewed July 22, 2015
Stay Wild is more of a mood piece than a soundtrack for mood swings, an album where everything is fed through the same sun-dazed, saturated prism. But Tearjerker remains a rock band, just one that works up a slow, steady sweat.
Tearjerker make shoegaze for outdoorsy types, which could also be defined as "chillwave." Their new LP Stay Wild adheres to the latter's sonic specs, blurring all edges and smearing all lenses, everything is fed through the same sun-dazed, saturated prism. But Tearjerker remains a band, just one that works up a slow, steady sweat. "The Gardiner" lets bass guitar and singer Micah Bonte's vocals compete as lead, like a woozier You Forgot It In People cut, and the title track takes on the wooly kraut of Wooden Shjips. While the sentiments of "Stay Wild" ("When we have bills and little children/ We won't change/ We'll stay wild") may invoke Japandroids’ "live fast, live " M.O., Tearjerker never come close to embodying it.