A Metallic Goth Western that reaches deep… I’ve been looking forward to a new album from Dry Wedding for a while. The Portland quartet’s heavy Western post-punk resulted in two promising records with The Long Erode and Sway. 5 years have passed since the latter, but I still felt Dry Wedding had an album capable of tighter songwriting to further refine their idiosyncrasies. The Back of Beyond is that album and more. A renewed interest in post-punk has given us countless vampire-obsessed nostalgia bands, but Dry Wedding offer a rare, refreshing and creative take on the genre. Simultaneously, The Back … Continue reading REVIEW: DRY WEDDING – THE BACK OF BEYOND