Wingtips
Exposure Therapy
Artoffact Records
Chicago goth pop duo Vincent Segretario and Hannah Avalon, also known as Wingtips, has released its debut album Exposure Therapy, and it’s an eclectic mix of pop, synth, darkwave, and goth.
If you happen to be a fan of The Cure, OMD, or Depeche Mode, you’re sure to like this set that includes standout tracks such aslead single “Deaf Pursuit”, the dance-club vibe of “After The Storm”, the haunting “Here And Now”, and “Ghosted”, which could easily be mistaken (in a good way), for a darker version of one of The Thompson Twins’ alternative hits from the ‘80s.
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