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Who Saved Who (WSW), a local four-piece indie/alternative rock band, will release its debut album, Sharing the Daytime Moon, this week. The group recorded the album over the course of six months, cutting weekend-long sessions in Columbus with producer James Harker of Moonlight Audio.
While a song such as the careening "Opposite Eternities" shows off the band's distinctive pop-punk sensibilities, tracks such as "Barely on Your Mind" suggest a softer side and offer crisp pop melodies and catchy refrains, and the moody "Size of Your Life," a song that features the refrain "I just wanna see something go right," serves as the album's emotional centerpiece.
On the album, singer Sean McAfee tackles subjects such as his religious upbringing (“Fill Your Cup”) and struggling relationships (“House That Got Broken Into”). To coincide with the album's release, the group has released a music video for "Fill Your Cup."
Who Saved Who will play an album release show on Saturday, May 21, at Mahall’s 20 Lanes in Lakewood. The local acts People in the Daytime, As Well and Nicotine Slumber Party will perform as well.
While a song such as the careening "Opposite Eternities" shows off the band's distinctive pop-punk sensibilities, tracks such as "Barely on Your Mind" suggest a softer side and offer crisp pop melodies and catchy refrains, and the moody "Size of Your Life," a song that features the refrain "I just wanna see something go right," serves as the album's emotional centerpiece.
On the album, singer Sean McAfee tackles subjects such as his religious upbringing (“Fill Your Cup”) and struggling relationships (“House That Got Broken Into”). To coincide with the album's release, the group has released a music video for "Fill Your Cup."
Who Saved Who will play an album release show on Saturday, May 21, at Mahall’s 20 Lanes in Lakewood. The local acts People in the Daytime, As Well and Nicotine Slumber Party will perform as well.
