Wide Spread shreds time itself with 80s-flavored hardrock comeback, "Take It Away"

In a year where many bands are looking back to earlier styles, Wide Spread is doing something different. They're fully embracing the past while giving it a fresh spin. Their new single, "Take It Away," marks a triumphant return for this hard rock group, initially formed in the early 80s and now led by talented guitarist Gerald Gradwohl. This song not only channels the classic rock sound but does so with incredible energy and catchy melodies.

"Take It Away" clears where the inspiration comes from. The powerful guitar riffs evoke recollections, transporting you back to 1984, while the synths and driving rhythm create a vibe that's both familiar and exciting. Alongside its catchy hooks, this music offers much more underneath the surface. The vocals are bold and full of attitude, inviting you to sing along, but they'll remind you just how difficult that can be! Think of classic rock singers with powerful voices. This performance takes the song to another level, creating an exhilarating experience that will have you wanting to raise your fists in excitement.

What sets "Take It Away" apart from other songs that pull from the past is the incredible musicianship. The back-and-forth between the keyboards and guitar creates a dynamic energy that keeps things interesting. Gradwohl brings both skill and passion to his guitar work, and the keyboards shine equally bright, refusing to play a supporting role. It's a musical showdown that keeps the audience engaged and thrilled.

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